How much for a new fascia?

[raymurda215]

and remember if you got the grounds effects on the car dont pull up to those parking cement blocks youll scrath the underneath, thats what I hate had vallet park the car and they did just that, cant see it but i wasnt to pleased got to be careful with the low front on the car with the grounds effects

[ZombieEatsYou]

Originally Posted by raymurda215

and remember if you got the grounds effects on the car dont pull up to those parking cement blocks youll scrath the underneath, thats what I hate had vallet park the car and they did just that, cant see it but i wasnt to pleased got to be careful with the low front on the car with the grounds effects

I don't have ground effects, but am definitely going to get more paranoid about where I park.

Though now I'm sure it's not a curb I hit. We had a big snow here is S. MD and I was on a narrow rural road which a plow had piled up the snow on the edges on the road. Pretty sure I sideswiped that snow pile trying to make room for another car.

[thenaz]

Hey ZombieEatsYou,
I have the same thing on mine, but did not hit snow. I do have the ground effects and when I pulled into the center bay of a garage with a drain grate infront of it, there is a slight dip that makes the front valance drag just a bit as the front wheels go across that grate and maybe that caused mine to buckle out. It looks just like yours but is not cracked. The car dealer looked at it and said they'd take care of it. I took it to their certified body guys and they think that they can fix it by just loosening some mounting bolts and reposition it back in place. I will make an appointment and leave it with them next week. The dealer said they'd fix it so I am not too worried. Let your dealer know someone else has a similar problem and my dealer is fixing mine. They should fix yours too. Good luck.

Has anyone else seen this problem??