Replacing a car bumper is feasible, but the choice between professional repair and DIY operation depends on the vehicle model and the extent of damage. There are differences among different vehicle models: sedans are mainly fixed with screws, requiring attention to paint protection; SUVs involve handling more reinforcement parts, while sports cars require consideration of aerodynamic design. For safety, the power must be turned off, the vehicle must be stably supported when using a jack, and protective equipment should be worn. If electronic components (such as parking sensors) or structurally complex models are involved, It is best to have the work performed by a certified repair shop. The cost typically ranges from 800 to 3000 ringgit, depending on the vehicle model and the choice of OEM or aftermarket parts. For DIY replacement, ensure the purchased bumper is compatible with the specific model, and note that aftermarket parts may exhibit colour discrepancies or fitting issues.
