Stefanie S asked:


I purchased a car about 2 years ago. I am not happy with it at all.

It is a Toyota Solara and the back shakes very very bad. From the looks of the paint, the back fender may have been replaced, which means the previous owner ( it was a used car) got into an accident and did not note it to an insurance company- because it was not listed on the carmax report.

I **** the sound and do not want to spend good money to get it fixed- the shaking was light but continued to get worse.

Shouldn't the dealership who sold me the card do a full inspection and disclose any information of possible rear end damage, or a salvaged title.

Also, is there a way I can get the card check out by an auto body shop and see if they can determine and past auto body work and them take this to the better business bureau? Its been about 2 years…could it possibly be too late?

Also, I do plan on getting the car back in good condition and would like to use it as a trade in, any tips on how to use a car you still owe money on as a trade in. Thanks

-lost and upset in Californ-I-A

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don h asked:


I was in a car accident about 3 weeks ago. After choosing a repair shop which is also a blue-ribbon provider for my insurance, it’s taken all this time for them to tell me they are going to take my car to another shop for repair because the initial shop doesn’t like to do the repair that the insurance adjuster is recommending.

Ok, here’s the deal I have a 07 Charger that was rear-ended the first shop told me that he would try to pull the rear-end out but he ended up having to cut the rear passenger ¼ panel, replacing the floor pan and some other things, now the insurance adjuster is wanting to do something called a rear-end clip (getting a salvage rear end) to replace the damaged one. I asked the first repair shop owner why he didn’t want to do the repair. He replied that it wasn’t worth the trouble. So of course that sounded a little fishy to me so I called some other local repair shops and was basically told that there was risk involved and liability. I would like to know what the safety risks of such a repair are and I don’t like the fact that I have to send my car to another shop because the first doesn’t want to do the repair.
I just got off the phone with my insurance company about and hour ago and they have decided to total the car. Thanks everyone for your response

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don h asked:


I was in a car accident about 3 weeks ago. After choosing a repair shop which is also a blue-ribbon provider for my insurance, it’s taken all this time for them to tell me they are going to take my car to another shop for repair because the initial shop doesn’t like to do the repair that the insurance adjuster is recommending.

Ok, here’s the deal I have a 07 Charger that was rear-ended the first shop told me that he would try to pull the rear-end out but he ended up having to cut the rear passenger ¼ panel, replacing the floor pan and some other things, now the insurance adjuster is wanting to do something called a rear-end clip (getting a salvage rear end) to replace the damaged one. I asked the first repair shop owner why he didn’t want to do the repair. He replied that it wasn’t worth the trouble. So of course that sounded a little fishy to me so I called some other local repair shops and was basically told that there was risk involved and liability. I would like to know what the safety risks of such a repair are and I don’t like the fact that I have to send my car to another shop because the first doesn’t want to do the repair.
the adjuster told me that I wouldn't have a salvage title but the car has already been chopped by the first repair shop.

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alejandre_j asked:


ok i need help again i got a 65 mustang that im restoring i whant to have disk brake all around from were kan i get it from and what rear end i can use also were can i get from so i can go to the auto salvage and get it thank you.

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