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Hail Damage — Copart & IAAI Auction Prices
Hail damage consists of dents, dings, and cracked glass caused by severe weather. Unlike collision damage, hail typically does not affect structural integrity or mechanical systems. Paintless dent repair (PDR) can address minor to moderate hail damage, making hail vehicles attractive to reconditioning buyers. Severe hail may crack glass and damage body panels beyond PDR repair.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hail damage?
Hail damage consists of dents, dings, and cracked glass caused by severe weather. Unlike collision damage, hail typically does not affect structural integrity or mechanical systems. Paintless dent repair (PDR) can address minor to moderate hail damage, making hail vehicles attractive to reconditioning buyers. Severe hail may crack glass and damage body panels beyond PDR repair.
How much do Hail damage cars sell for?
Based on 154 VestiCar records, vehicles with Hail damage have an average sale price of $4,666, ranging from $100 to $18,000.
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