Ya, the first one always hurts the most. I'd say, live with it for awhile. Now it depends on whether you are leasing or purchasing. If leasing, I'd leave it till near the end of your lease and have it along with any others fixed before returning the car. And, if you are going to lease again, they would overlook those little dingies most likely.
If it's a purchase I'd wait a bit as you may just get another one or two. However, if it's really driving you nuts seeing it on your new 2014, then the solution is a paintless dent repair expert. I've personally seen the magic these guys do. When they are finished you'd never know there was ever a dent. Look for a good reputable place. I said wait a bit before because these guys will fix about 5 or 6 dents for a fixed price. You'll pay the same just to have one repaired. Generally, they are mobile and will come to you.
Here is a link to the place that I have seen the unbelievable results on several cars >>> http://www.carrossiermagique.com/index.html . Under the tab "Particulier" you will see the tools of the trade. They often can remove the dents without taking off any door panels.
Good Luck!
Old Dog
If it's a purchase I'd wait a bit as you may just get another one or two. However, if it's really driving you nuts seeing it on your new 2014, then the solution is a paintless dent repair expert. I've personally seen the magic these guys do. When they are finished you'd never know there was ever a dent. Look for a good reputable place. I said wait a bit before because these guys will fix about 5 or 6 dents for a fixed price. You'll pay the same just to have one repaired. Generally, they are mobile and will come to you.
Here is a link to the place that I have seen the unbelievable results on several cars >>> http://www.carrossiermagique.com/index.html . Under the tab "Particulier" you will see the tools of the trade. They often can remove the dents without taking off any door panels.
Good Luck!
Old Dog
