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Hey y’all so my mom just picked up a sweet 2016 GMC Canyon with 55k miles everything seems fine rides like a dream but finally got to crawl underneath and was a little shocked at what I saw but I do live in CT so the harsh road conditions Ofcourse eat away at cars so is this kind of surface rust common for something 4 years old or should I be more concerned about this being a big issue before the truck is even paid off. Seems to be mostly on the welds but def more than I was expecting..We have 30 days with the truck for 100% money back. Thanks for any feedback, I have more pictures but can only upload 2 on here.

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