Sorry to hear about the problem. You might consider letting them paint it and you will decide whether or not you want the car afterwards. They may have a great paint department.
I can tell you that if you had not have seen it straight off the truck you would have never known it was damged. Dealers routinely repair cars damaged in shipment and sell as new. So if you buy off the lot the car could have been repaired..
My uncle used to haul new cars. He has seen some pretty bad damage on cars that were later repaired and sold Since the dealer repairs them no Car Fax report...
I'd let them paint it, then look and decide. You could buy a perfect car and have worse happpen five feet out of the dealer's driveway.
I agree with droopy, I knew a guy who was a bodyman at a Chrysler dealer, he told of having to fix a lot of damage on new cars just in, including bullet holes.
That sucks,but....Like most already said,let them fix it,depending how deep it is,they can buff it out,or depending on the size of the scratch,then can blend it in without painting the whole panel.Which in most cases,it could look better then new....if that makes sence.LOL!
That sucks,but....Like most already said,let them fix it,depending how deep it is,they can buff it out,or depending on the size of the scratch,then can blend it in without painting the whole panel.Which in most cases,it could look better then new....if that makes sence.LOL!
I bought a CV years ago that had the right front fender replaced. Two weeks after we got the car someone wacked it in a lot with a shopping cart and caused more damage. Stuff happens, I'd let them repair it, and if you like it-take it! If not, move on to the next stage.
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