We have a 2001 Jetta with 66,000 miles on it. It has been in four accidents, two of which were significant.
This is a GREAT car if you're going to get hit, believe me I know. VW has quality and poor support for some issues but we'll buy another when necessary because of it's protective abilities - never a scratch yet. Biggest accident took well over 9K in repairs, T-boned by Chevy
4 dr Blazer, which didn't fare very well either.
Now the left front and left rear light lenses have an accumulation of water drops and condensation in them. I attribute this to using the vehicle as a bumper car. This just occurred and accidents were several months ago so I can't go back to insurance company.
I assume I can remove the fixtures and use some sort of sealant to make them sealed again, or am I wasting my time? I see no cracks from the outside.
Thanks in advance.