Everybody loves having a new car. For one thing, they are new and shiny and pretty with no cosmetic flaws. They have no wear and tear on them. With every part brand new, you can expect to drive your car several years before it starts to break down.

The problem with new cars of course is the cost. Since everybody wants to have a pretty new car, new cars sell for quite a premium over used cars. But what about new cars with hail damage?

Since they aren’t perfect and pretty anymore, they lose much of their appeal to new car buyers, and because nobody wants a new car that isn’t pretty, car dealers are sometimes willing to give large discounts to people willing to buy new cars with hail damage.

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How much can you save?

Back in 2016, a large storm with baseball-sized hail hit my hometown, and a couple of car dealerships on the West side of town got the very worst of it. Their entire inventory was severely damaged with huge dents in all their cars. The dealerships had no choice but to offer big discounts on their cars, and my wife pounced on the deal.

Having a reliable car was more important to my wife than having a pretty car with no flaws, so she got a heck of a good deal. A new vehicle that normally cost $23,000 she was able to snag for $17,000. That’s a discount of $6,000, or over 25%.

Problems with rust

Sure, you can save money buying a car with hail damage, but there are also several potential problems you should consider.

First of all, there is the potential for rust. Not only is rust ugly, but it will eventually eat away more and more of your car until the damage is severe. Look closely at the hail dents and search for cracked or missing paint on the surface of the car. If you see any such cracks in the paint you should have touch-up paint applied to those dents to prevent any future rust damage.

Conclusion

So while your car may not look pretty, the bottom line is that buying a new car with hail damage can be a great deal. So what do you think? [url]WWW.BIDGODRIVE.COM[/url] acquires hail damaged vehicles in bulk from franchise car dealers. Currently we have over 200 Lexus, Toyota and Hyundai models available with little or no damage from Hail. All these vehicles run and drive. All these vehicles that were damaged by hail do not have any structural damage. Click on the link below to see our vast inventory of hail damaged vehicles.

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