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Hand raised. Of course, your question is basically a tautology if you define "major damage" as "that which causes a car to get totaled". The whole concern is t
by hn_throwaway_99 3y ago
Hand raised.
Of course, your question is basically a tautology if you define "major damage" as "that which causes a car to get totaled". The whole concern is that, with these cast bodies, damage that would have been considered fixable or minor in the past now becomes an instant write off.
- loloquwowndueo 3y agoWell the article says major damage, not me.
- hn_throwaway_99 3y agoI know, but you are the one proposing that "major damage" is always written off.
- hwillis 3y agoNot really. Major damage would be damage to the subframes or wheel wells. It's a step right above getting entire axles ripped off. In most situations, for most cars, that will total the car.