Your new car was scraped three times in a week. Will it hurt you?

My heartache is understandable. After all, it's just a new car, and everyone cares. Even if it is only a little scratch, it will make people feel very sad from the owner's point of view. Just water under the bridge. There are only two remedies: either you accept this fait accompli or you spend money to repair it.

Next, I also count the scars of my car and some thoughts in my heart, hoping to comfort your injured little heart a little and help you.

The first time I touched the car happened on the day I picked it up. I went through all the formalities in the 4S shop and drove to the vehicle management office for listing. On the way to the vehicle management office, when crossing the traffic lights, the rear car was a little fast because the brakes were too urgent, and the rear car didn't stop, so it directly rear-ended my new car. At that time, the first reaction in my heart was that the car was rear-ended before it was listed, which was really unlucky. This is not a good start. I got off the bus and looked at the damage. Fortunately, it's not too serious. It's just that some paint has been scraped off the rear bumper and a small pit has appeared. At that time, because I was in a hurry to go public, after all, I was also at fault. Both sides did not pursue the responsibility and left separately. At that time, I was very worried about whether this would affect the listing, but I finally succeeded in hanging up the card. It seems that my worry is unnecessary.

In the following training process, I was also worried because I was not skilled in the operation of the vehicle. Less than a week after I picked up the car, three scratches made me sad. Once when I left the gate, I didn't know the distance on the right side, and I rubbed against the wall of someone else's house, and the right front bumper rubbed a big piece. Another time, the car backed home, the distance on the left side was not good, and the left rearview mirror scratched a piece of paint. Another time, I didn't notice a small slope behind the car when I backed up, and the clutch was not stepped on properly. I backed into the wall too fast, and the rear putty plate was a little deformed, so I asked the mechanic to make a sheet metal.

I just bought a new car and was black and blue in less than a month. I was also very upset at that time, but there was nothing I could do. Alas, I'm a novice, and my hands are quite trendy! At this point, my car has been injured in the front, back, left and right corners. I'll find someone to fix the serious place simply, and leave the less obvious place alone. It is also a souvenir to remind yourself to be careful when driving next time.

Personally, it is normal, unpredictable and avoidable for cars to scrape and collide during use. What we can do is to minimize these unnecessary scratches and collisions, and there is no need to be too regretful and regretful when it happens. Accept them frankly and remind yourself to pay attention next time. When a new car is scratched, it usually hurts. It will be fine in a year or so. Not recently, I rubbed a large piece of the rear putty plate when I backed up, and it hasn't been repaired yet! I have bought this car for more than three years, and now I am more at ease with it.