Just bought a 2015 Toyota Highlander Limited Platinum, 3.5L V6 DOHC 24V, 6-Speed Automatic, FWD, 90K (Nov 20), Manufacturing Plant - Indiana. Check it out throughly. Showed the dealer the front was repainters. Found it with my fingers on a front seam (as you have shown), all the body lines and gaps are perfect. It was in a front end collision (CarFax, Dec 18), but after an hour of looking could not find any signs of damage. Just a lot of new replaced parts, including the left head of the engine, possibly the hole engine (it looked that clean)(the head had a Toyota manufacture sticker on it). Have alignment sheet showing perfect alignment. No OBDII codes and everything works. After spending 2 hours with the car before negotiating with the dealer, I purchased the car, because it was in like new condition. It was a great deal (Original MSRP $44,140, purchased for $20,999). The only distractor was that someone cleaned all the dash screens with a chemical that left them hazy. You could not clean it off. Yet with some elbow grease and plastic polish, it look like new now. Did I make a good choice, buying a car that was in an accident? I'm expecting to keep this car for a long time. Robin Scott (59) Ohio. p.s. Have a 2003 Suburban 2500, 6.0L, Auto , 4WD, 4WS, with 190K and still going strong. Just replaced the Headlight assembly's, looks great too. Good suggestion. Thanks.
Of course only time will tell but the fact that it is a Toyota had on it shows they probably did pretty good work
If you think it's good, fine, move on.
Don't worry about what anyone else thinks, especially some stranger on a computer network.
