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Automobile Enthusiasts

drray23

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1. No kidding . Just had a crack in my 2016 rogue.

Reply to TreasonousBastard (Original post)

Fri Oct 26, 2018, 01:29 PM

Oct 2018

It was covered by insurance but the repair cost, which basically was for removing the damaged plastic bumper and replace it with a new one was $1273.00 .

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Remember when cars had bumpers? Things that actually protected expensive parts... [View all] TreasonousBastard Oct 2018 OP

No kidding . Just had a crack in my 2016 rogue. drray23 Oct 2018 #1

A lot of that is labor. I cracked the plastic front of my '13 Cruze and found... TreasonousBastard Oct 2018 #5

Those were the good old days when motoring was cheap. Doodley Oct 2018 #2

Today's bumpers are ridiculous ... also, the over priced headlights and taillights. RKP5637 Oct 2018 #3

I have a 1994 audi s4 Guppy Oct 2018 #4

Do I Ever The River Oct 2018 #6

crumpling means safety sadly. pansypoo53219 Oct 2018 #7

nice natheo Dec 2018 #8