kevinpineapple

Hey there fellow fourm-goers, just popped in the neighborhood to ask for some guidance and such.

So several months ago, I had the unfortunate luck of having my car getting hit while parked, severely damaging my fender in the process. I never got the driver's info, thus it being labelled as "Uninsured driver" within my insurance claim. If I bought the fender myself directly from Honda, how much would it be to take it to to a mechanic and have him replace the fender and possibly add the color back to it? (it's that dyno-blue pearl color I believe)

And diverging from that topic: How would I know if my car's mileage (or rather the fuel) is actually displaying correctly, and not having any sort of problems?

ezone

#1 You want a bodyshop, not a mechanic shop. Ask those nice folks at the bodyshop for an estimate.

#2 You calculate your actual fuel mileage at each fill up, track this over MANY fill ups to get an average, then compare.

Your actual mileage may vary. LOL.

jordan1794

Fuelly.com is a very good tool...