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How much does a front fender replacement cost?
I had a fender bender the other day and want to know how much a front fender replacement will cost. Thanks!
Lindsey Hoover · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
The cost of a front fender replacement will largely depend on the type of vehicle you drive and the extent of the damage—fender replacement prices can range anywhere from $500 to as much as $6,000 for parts and labor.
For some context, a front fender replacement on a smaller vehicle (like a Toyota Yaris) costs, on average, between $500 to $1,500. Medium-sized fender repairs (like for a Subaru Crosstrek) can set you back more: between $1,500 and $4,000 on average.
If the repair is on the larger side—meaning the fender is completely damaged and/or you drive a larger SUV or truck—you could be facing a pricetag upwards of $6,000.
If you find yourself caught in a fender bender, you’ll be glad to have the right
car insurance
. With collision coverage on your policy, your insurance provider should cover the cost of accident-related repairs for you!MORE: What to do after a fender bender
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