Does a car dealer have to disclose unibody damage to a car sold in Florida?
Not necessary. Dealer is obligated to disclose Branded title
History " like, Salvage, Flood, Rebuilt''. Also have to disclose if
the mileage on the vehicle is NOT ACTUAL. When you say Unibody
damage I assume that the car has not been cut in a half and put
back together. Unibody damage could be a less that 1 inch dent on
the structure or could be a replaced quarter panel " outside skin
on rear fenders" or anything in between. However, if its showing on
a history report Like Autocheck for example it could be nothing but
an auction announcement to prevent buyers at auction from returning
vehicles for undisclosed damages. at the end its a used car and
always do inspection to know the extent of the damage Many used
cars have unibody damage and they are as safe as brand new cars.
just make sure that important parts of the frame have not been cut
off and welded back like the front rails on the frame or the whole
rear clip these i would call unsafe to drive in case of an
accident.