Carfax in my opinion is a joke. While it does tell you that there is damage, the severity of the damage is determined by the officer at the accident, not someone that is in the auto body field. I really wish that they would put a dollar amount on the sevarity of the damage, but it will never happen because Carfax uses DMV records to compile there info. If the police weren't called, it won't be on the carfax report. That being said, you have to see what kind of work was done on the vehicle. If it was done right, you should have no problem with it. The vehicle is 6 years old now, and being from WI, the two accidents wouldn't really worry me. Without seeing it for yourself, it's hard to determine what was done. I agree with Gobias that the dealer should let you take it to your own shop and have it checked out. Since you're so far away, find an auto mechanic place in that area and have them check it out, should only run you no more than $75-100, which is better than buying a vehicle that isn't good. Personally, I'm not a big fan of Chrysler products, but if it's what you want go for it.