The dealership contacted me today about the situation. They went over all their inspections of the vehicle and looked back to see if the vehicle had ever been in an accident. It’s never been in an accident and the original inspection shows the strut was not bent. The dealership is claiming someone who test drove the vehicle way before I was interested must have smacked a huge pothole and bent the strut. They are saying the other strut is in good condition so theres no need to replace the good one. They are paying for the bent strut to be fix, doing a new alignment and reimbursing me for gas money I put in the rental car they gave me. The only reason I asked for advice was I was scared I could potentially lose control of the vehicle, because of the strut they aren’t replacing, with my kids in the car. I’m just going to make sure I get a new inspection in hand just incase the good strut really isnt good. Thank you all for replying!!
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