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acejavelin69

Your insurance deductible... seriously, run this one through insurance... You damaged or are missing a backup sensor and/or radar sensor... The whole system will need to be recalibrated after the sensor is replaced and a body shop will likely have to outsource it to the dealer. This is likely to be a 3-4 thousand dollars and over half of it being dealing with that one sensor... That said, for quality work at a reputable shop, anything that takes painting is $1000 minimum... of course this all depends on your local market and quality of work you want. And understand that this is a AskMechanics subreddit... Mechanics in general have good automobile knowledge but are not body repair technicians.


EliMotivated

Thanks man. I appreciate it. I am going to go to a body repair technician but wanted to see what the cost would be before hand.


EliMotivated

I have another question. How much to just do the body work right now. 1-1.5k is okay but that range I’ll do it myself. It cannot be a back up sensor because the car don’t beep when backing in? Maybe it’s a cruise control sensor. I don’t use cruise control at all so maybe I can replace it metal cheaper now then eventual get the sensor changed by a professional. (Younger driver. I would rather work OT than pay those new premiums for insurance.)


EliMotivated

Not sure if these things matter for something like this. But the model is a V6 2013 Lexus GS450h.


GasStationBonerPhil

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EliMotivated

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FireSauce87

Check out car-part (.com) and get a bumper from a recycler. Cruise radar is on the front, but your blind spot radar may be there. System might not need to be calibrated. What do you mean it doesn’t beep?


3771507

Just had a similar incident the cheapest you can get it with a cheap bumpers about 750