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Damage amount was noted in an inspection.
Please note that repair estimates are included for reference purposes only and may not reflect your actual cost of repair. Be sure to review the pictures of the vehicle, as there may be further information about the damage there.
Frame damage is a common occurrence in an accident.
The problem isn’t so much the damage but rather the techniques utilized for repair. Serious damage may require a frame component section or replacement.
Grade 5 – The vehicle is in excellent condition. Limited high quality repairs may have been performed.
Grade 4 – The vehicle is better than average. It may have sustained cosmetic or light collision damage and received high quality repairs. There is no visible glass damage beyond minor pitting of the windshield.
Grade 3 – The vehicle has normal wear and tear (small scratches, chips and/or minor broken parts). It may require minor conventional body and paint work or replacement of parts. The windshield may be damaged. The fluids may be low or require replacement.
Grade 2 – The vehicle body may have dents, scratches, and body panels that require replacement. Parts may be broken and missing. The frame/structure may be damaged, repaired or altered and may not measure to published specifications. The vehicle may have mechanical defects that prohibit it from operating properly. Tires may be worn or mismatched.
Grade 1 – The vehicle may have missing or disconnected mechanical parts. Although operable, the vehicle is near the end of its useful life.
Grade 0 – The vehicle is inoperative. Mechanical and body parts may be disconnected, damaged or missing.
Note: Frame/flood damaged/un-repairable hail damaged vehicles will not exceed a grade value of 3.
Autograde provides a consistent calculation of the vehicle condition grade based on disclosed damages and conditions.
