I think you are probably correct.... if something is too good to be true.... it probably is.... now... if you owned a body shop... I would say go for it... but if you owned a body shop you wouldn't need our advice.

The question that has to be answered is... why wasn't it fixed??

 

Sounds like frame damage -- from all other angles it looks fine, but one adjuster says frame damage and the whole car is considered totaled...I'd stay away - like MD said - if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is...