<prompt> Human: Not sure if this is the place to post this.The first of this month I went out and bought a used 2013 Toyota Corolla S from a popular used car dealership. A day later, less than 35 miles after Id drove off the lot, I was going down the interstate when I heard a noise and some scraping along with unnatural steering. I pulled to the side of the road to check what happened. My debris shield under the engine compartment was gone and the passenger side wheel well liner was shredded and wrapped up around the tire.I didnt hit anything, my lane was populated by other vehicles and no-one swerved or anything. I saw no debris. I immediately called the lot and explained what happened, took some pictures etc. They told me to go to a specific mechanic shop in their network. While on my way there the wheel well liner on both sides ripped all the way out. Fast forward a week and the shop is wasting time and constantly avoided putting in my claim to the insurance company the lot goes through. The recommended another one. I went there, explained everything and dropped it off. A few day later I was informed that the insurance company denied the claim because if it was physical damage, it must have been a physical collison which isnt covered by the standard warranty. We cleared up that there was no collision involved which was confirmed by the mechanic on site due to the fender was in perfect condition. They sent out an adjuster to reevaluate the vehicle. Fast forward to today and I was told yet again that they will not cover the costs of repairs 953 only this time without reason.Ive talked with all companies and service departments and all I get back is essentially even if we cant prove that its your fault, its not ours. Is there anything I can do?TLDR: Bought a 2013 Corolla for 11000. One day later it had a bunch of plastic fall off going down the road worth 1000 in damages. Despite having a full body 30 day warranty no one of the 3 affiliated companies are agreeing to cover the costs even though I wasnt at fault.  <response>: Take it to a mechanicbody shop you trust or at least your local Toyota dealership. Ask them to asses the cause of the damages. Either you hit something without knowing or it was already damaged and slapped back together for resale. If there is any evidence of defects look into the possibility of returning it or taking the insurance company to court. 