Is it worth buying a Volkswagen Polo with a dented boot, and is it easy to repair?
I am thinking of buying a Volkswagen Polo coupe 3-door and it has a dent in the boot door. Should I buy the car and how would I be able to get rid of the dent?
Asked on 19 May 2010 by vwpolocoupe94
Answered by
Dan Harrison
If you're buying from a dealer, try to get them to sort it before you take delivery to save you the hassle. Otherwise, have a look to see what we have to say here: www.honestjohn.co.uk/faq/damage
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