so, I was looking into getting a rear quarter panel assembly for my 2009 corolla after, well, let’s just say a “friendly” encounter with a pole. cost is kinda all over the place, but you might be lookin at around $300 to $600 depending on where you get it.
I checked some online shops, and the price seemed higher than my hopes for a new gaming console. But why do car parts have to be so pricy?
Also, don’t forget to factor in labor costs if you’re not DIY-ing it. I’ve learned that the hard way after trying to fix my buddy’s car with duct tape… let’s just say I won’t be getting a mechanic certificate anytime soon. anyone else had a similar experience? or just me??
I ve seen em range from $150 to $400 around here in California. It really depends on ifyou’re going for new or used. Just gotta shop around and compare!
I ve had to replace a rear quarter panel on my 2009 Corolla here in Texas. It wasn’t cheap, costing me around $400 at a local shop. If u look for used parts, sometimes u can save a bit though! Just be sure to check the condition & fit before buying.
I ve been hunting for a rear quarter panel for my 2009 Corolla here in Seattle. Prices seem to range from $150 to $400, depending on if it’s new or used. It can be tough to find the right fit, but I’m staying optimistic! Good luck, everyone!
I’ve been looking into this since I had a minor accident last summer here in Michigan. It’s crazy how prices can vary so much! From what I’ve found, a rear quarter panel assembly for a 2009 Corolla can range from about $250 to $600, depending on whether you want used or new. Definitely worth getting a few quotes! It’s a bummer, but gotta keep my ride looking good!
I’ve had to deal with my 2009 Corolla’s rear quarter panel recently here in Michigan. It cost me around $250 for a used assembly from a local junkyard, which wasn’t too bad! I found some new ones online for about $400. The prices can really vary based on condition and location, but there’s definitely options out there for anyone needing a fix. Just shop around!
I ve seen prices around $300 to $500 in California. It really depends on if you go for OEM or aftermarket!
I ve found that prices can vary a lot! In California, I paid around $300 for a clean used one. Always check local junkyards too, you never know what you might find!
I ve looked around for a 2009 Corolla rear quarter panel, and it’s usually around $200-400. Depending on where you buy it, shipping can hike the cost too. Always check local junkyards!
I ve checked at a few shops here in Ohio, and prices range from $150 to $300 depending on if you want OEM or aftermarket. It’s definetly worth comparing options before committing!
I ve been looking around for a 2009 Corolla rear quarter panel in California and found prices ranging from $150 to $300. It’s wild how much it varies from place to place!
I ve been looking into fixing my 2009 Corolla and found that the rear quarter panel assembly can cost anywhere from $200 to $700 depending on where you live. In my experience, getting it from a local junkyard was way cheaper here in California. Just make sure it’s in good shape, tho! Those prices can really add up if you’re not careful.
I’ve looked into this in New York, and it’s usually around $200 to $500 for the assembly. I have a buddy who found one used for $150! Just be careful when buying used—check for rust or damage, for sure!
I’ve looked into this a bit! In Texas, a used rear quarter panel for a 2009 Corolla ran about $200-300. Prices can vary tho!
I ve been looking into this myself! Just last month, I found a used quarter panel for my 2009 Corolla here in California for about $150. New ones can be upwards of $300, but I guess it depends on the condition and where you look. It’s definitely worth shopping around!
I’ve had some experience with my 2009 Corolla in Ohio, and when I needed to replace the rear quarter panel, it was around $400 for the part itself. Adding labor costs can really hike that up, though! Local shops often have better prices than dealerships, so it’s worth shopping around. Just be sure to get a good quality part—I’ve had both good and bad luck with aftermarket options!
I’ve noticed that a 2009 Corolla rear quarter panel assembly can range from $150 to $300, depending on if you go for new vs. used. I had to replace mine last year and found a great deal online! Just be sure to check local junkyards too.
I ve found that a 2009 Corolla rear quarter panel assembly can range from $150 to $400, depending on condition. It’s pretty manageable if you’re in the right place!
I ve looked into it since my buddy needed one for his Corolla. In Texas, prices can range from $100 to $300 depending on if you go with OEM or aftermarket parts. The labor can add up too! Just gotta weigh the costs vs. how long you plan to keep the car.
Oh, I ve looked into this for my 2009 Corolla here in California. New parts can be pricey, but I found a decent used one for about $250!