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#3
It was but everyone came out with minor injuries. Good quality car. Want another one but I'm still paying for this one. How much do you think they'll give me if I scrap it ?
#4
I don't think you'll really have a choice if you're still paying for it. Insurance will basically pay out whatever they deem the car was worth to the bank that holds the title. You could opt to buy the car back if you wanted but it would take a lot to get it fixed and I believe it would end up with a Salvage title.
#5
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umm... get another one.
No coming back from that, at least not cheap. It'll also be a non-clean title which is a hassle. If you have full coverage insurance, hopefully they will pay you out as a total loss and you will get a little bit of money back after they pay the bank.
Glad you're ok. Good luck man.
No coming back from that, at least not cheap. It'll also be a non-clean title which is a hassle. If you have full coverage insurance, hopefully they will pay you out as a total loss and you will get a little bit of money back after they pay the bank.
Glad you're ok. Good luck man.
#8
Sadly it was one of those unfortunate situations where I was driving with liability because I had just got my license. I was going to put full coverage the following week but this happened. I know I messed up. I guess I'm going to scrap it and put the money toward the payment.
#9
Sadly it was one of those unfortunate situations where I was driving with liability because I had just got my license. I was going to put full coverage the following week but this happened. I know I messed up. I guess I'm going to scrap it and put the money toward the payment.
#10
I'm surprised you were able to get a loan on a vehicle without having full coverage. This is almost always a requirement since the Insurance companies don't want to end up in a situation where the car gets totaled and the owner decides to stop paying... then they have nothing to repossess in order to get back some of their money.
I know you can, but I haven't seen a bank offer liability on a car loan ever.
#11
I'm surprised you were able to get a loan on a vehicle without having full coverage. This is almost always a requirement since the Insurance companies don't want to end up in a situation where the car gets totaled and the owner decides to stop paying... then they have nothing to repossess in order to get back some of their money.
#12
Most likely a private loan with something else offered as collateral (if anything).
since you only had liability, it might be best if you part it out, depending on local demand for parts, engine/transmission ,and compare to what you would get from salvage. you will come out ahead but how much is up to you.
since you only had liability, it might be best if you part it out, depending on local demand for parts, engine/transmission ,and compare to what you would get from salvage. you will come out ahead but how much is up to you.