Toyota

Sep 11, 2003 6 Replies

Any comments will be much appreciated



The roof of my Toyota Avensis got damaged in a car was, and the garage has suggested that they can fit a new centre piece to the roof this would involve removing the centre piece between the two outer strips on the roof, but would not involve them have to cut pillars so the structure of the car should be intact. Would this be correct? Would this devalue the car? Would this effect the safety of the car? Ed


The roof of my Toyota Avensis got damaged in a car was, and the garage has suggested that they can fit a new centre piece to the roof this would involve removing the centre piece between the two outer strips on the roof, but would not involve them have to cut pillars so the structure of the car should be intact. Would this be correct? Would this devalue the car? Would this effect the safety of the car? Ed

that just reminded me of this!

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Well it's the cheapest solution. After that it depends how well they do it.

Done properly it should not be an issue but check the paint finish, trim fits and for overspray. I work on the principle that if you can see where it was repaired it wasn't done properly!

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