<prompt> Human: Short version: Bought a car at Carmax financed some through our bank, and just made the first payment - had clean Carfax and looked good we were rushing I admit, have a toddler and an infant so were really pressed for time got it home, and when it started to get dirty we started noticing things that we SHOULD have seen at the dealer... swirls like excessive random orbit buffing all up and down the rear drivers side of the vehicle - faint evidence of touch-up paint and long running scuffs in same area - clearly an overload of wax polish rubbing compound in crevices between panels inner edges of doors on same side - missing exhaust tip on same side - sliiightly misaligned body panels front driver quarter panel bumper, rear driver side bumper. Our mech took a look and thinks its evidence of an accident. Said we needed to take it back to them.Called Carmax right back and brought it to them dropped it with service win 30 days of purchase. Carmax has money-back 5 day guarantee and 30 day limited warranty They just called and the VM is confusing while we see no evidence of an accident we were able to determine that the exhaust tip is missing, and doesnt look like it was removed with tools, also that the bumper has been replaced .. I am thinking that those things right there are evidence of an accident?? What can I expect them to be willing to do to fix this? Replace the exhaust tip? Yank the bumper to check under it? fix the cosmetic issues? What the heck are my options - dont get me wrong we like the car, if its not been wrecked we are fine keeping it - and its not meant to be more than a 6ish year car while the kids grow up out of carseats anyway meaning we plan to keep the car 6 ish years, it is a 2013 model, but if its been wrecked and work was done thats NOT on the Carfax, do I really want to trust my wife and two kids lives to it? How can I possibly determine if the vehicle was in an accident? If it WAS in an accident, how big a loss am I looking at taking turning it back in to Carmax? Is that even an option? Weve told them we want to see it on the lift when we come back out there ... but really, Im savvy and all but I have NO IDEA what Im doing  <response>: a car having been in an accident so minor its apparently undetectable does not make it unsafe in any way 