Which of the following repairs must be disclosed by the dealer?

The replacement of two or more adjacent body panels must be disclosed by the dealer because it indicates a more significant repair that could affect the structural integrity, safety, or overall value of the vehicle. When multiple body panels are involved, customers may need to be aware of the extent of the damage that necessitated such repairs. This requirement is in place to promote transparency and ensure that buyers have all pertinent information regarding the condition of the vehicle they are considering purchasing.

In contrast, the replacement of a single body panel, repainting of any body panels, or the replacement of a front bumper cover may not require the same level of disclosure since these repairs can be viewed as less impactful on the vehicle's overall condition or value. While they may also be important to note, the regulations focus on more extensive repairs that could suggest prior accidents or damage that may influence a buyer's decision.