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    Interior & Exterior Details

    You will often find the following grades written beneath the auction grade sheets. The grades provided are from 1 to 5. However, A and 5 is considered to be the ideal condition.

    Auction Sheet Abbreviations

    • AC– Air conditioner
    • FA/AT– Automatic transmission
    • F5– Manual (5-speed) transmission
    • PS– Power steering
    • SR– Sunroof
    • AW– Navigator
    • AAC– Climate control air conditioner
    • CA– Column automatic transmission
    • F6– Manual (6-speed) transmission
    • PW– Power windows
    • TV– Television
    • KAWA– Leather seats
    • AIRBAGU– Airbag
    • C2– crucial rust corrosion that is more than size C1.
    • X– A panel which requires to be replaced.
    • E3– Few dents that are hardly visible
    • U1– A dent approximately of size of a thumb.
    • U2– A dent approximately of size of a palm
    • U3– A dent more than size U2.
    • Y1– A tear nearly size of a thumb.
    • Y2– A tear nearly size of a palm.
    • Y3– A tear more than size Y2.
    • W1– A panel that’s is in a good condition and repaired slightly.
    • W2– A panel that has a slight wave and a bit repaired.
    • W3– A panel with visible wave and slightly repaired.
    • S1– Rust equal to size of a fist.
    • S2– Rust more than size S1.
    • C1-critical rust corrosion equal to the size of a fist.
    • XX– Replaced panel