Happy Birthday to me
#1
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From: Scarborough, Ontario
Happy Birthday to me
So my actual birthday is on Monday, but I decided to give myself an early b-day present. I worked a half day today, so I could get my alarm installed (my bday present to myself). After getting my alarm installed at lockdownsecurities, I played vball with some friends of mine, who then took me out to Boston Pizza to celebrate my bday. So we finish dinner and start chatting, my pagers starts to go off, at first i thought it was my friend messing around with my car, but I looked to my right and he was still seated beside me. I ran outside this gurl had hit my car. First she reversed into a Protege 5, then slammed into my car. I think i am still in shock, cause I am neither angry nor sad. Please see the attached pics. Although I am Chinese, I was actually parked between the lines LOL, the gurl hit my car so hard she moved my car out of the parking space. The reason I refer to her as a gurl is cause she is only 23.
Ok so we called the cops and he wrote up an accident report, and sent us on our way. My car is drivable, I think I may need the alignment done. My question is, will my insurance be affected seeing how my car was parked? Also will her ins cover all the repairs to my car? What will happen if my coils or camber kits are damaged. Is this covered by their ins? or and I SOL because they are aftermarket parts?
dubbletrubble any advice?
Ok so we called the cops and he wrote up an accident report, and sent us on our way. My car is drivable, I think I may need the alignment done. My question is, will my insurance be affected seeing how my car was parked? Also will her ins cover all the repairs to my car? What will happen if my coils or camber kits are damaged. Is this covered by their ins? or and I SOL because they are aftermarket parts?
dubbletrubble any advice?
#4
ooohh man.
firstly, happy bday mang. secondly, sorry to hear about the car...
I just brought back the G from woodchester collision, after getting the hood replaced because of the dent, and i saw soooo many Gs sitting there all banged up ready to be repaired...
Now as for your question - first you gotta see how much damage is done, get an estimate. Then if ou can get hold of the girl who did this, see if she agrees to settling this down by CASH, so that you dont make a claim from your insurance co.
If the damage is too much, i guess there would be no choice but to make a claim.
Insurance co.s as far as i know dont care who was at fault really. You make a claim there is a good chance it will go up upon the renewal (whenever that may be).
about the after market parts - include that within the estimate.
good luck.
firstly, happy bday mang. secondly, sorry to hear about the car...
I just brought back the G from woodchester collision, after getting the hood replaced because of the dent, and i saw soooo many Gs sitting there all banged up ready to be repaired...
Now as for your question - first you gotta see how much damage is done, get an estimate. Then if ou can get hold of the girl who did this, see if she agrees to settling this down by CASH, so that you dont make a claim from your insurance co.
If the damage is too much, i guess there would be no choice but to make a claim.
Insurance co.s as far as i know dont care who was at fault really. You make a claim there is a good chance it will go up upon the renewal (whenever that may be).
about the after market parts - include that within the estimate.
good luck.
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From: Toronto, GTA north
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Happy Birthday, I hate parking lots. People drive like idiots in them. FWIW I thnk the accident should be no problem for you $wise. No fault means your ins. co. pays to fix yours. As you were parked and not in the G your comp. should cover it and wave your deductable. Anyways, that's what happeded to me when I was hit while standing still. Good luck.
#9
Joined: May 2005
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From: Scarborough, Ontario
#10
To answer the insurance question, your rates will NOT go up because your car was parked. If you know who it is who hit you (have her info), call your insurance company and get your car fixed.
Looking at the damage, I can guarantee you that it will be $2,000 for sure.
With no-fault insurance, your company pays for your damage and her company pays for hers. With regards to the mods, it is tough to say if your company will cover them (every company is different).
Just put it through your insurance because it may be a pain in the *** to try to get her to pay for the damages.
I guarantee you that your rate will not increase because of this.
Like I have said before, I do this every day and the info I give you is accurate.
Good luck
Looking at the damage, I can guarantee you that it will be $2,000 for sure.
With no-fault insurance, your company pays for your damage and her company pays for hers. With regards to the mods, it is tough to say if your company will cover them (every company is different).
Just put it through your insurance because it may be a pain in the *** to try to get her to pay for the damages.
I guarantee you that your rate will not increase because of this.
Like I have said before, I do this every day and the info I give you is accurate.
Good luck
#11
Joined: May 2005
Posts: 213
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From: Scarborough, Ontario
Originally Posted by dubbletrubble
To answer the insurance question, your rates will NOT go up because your car was parked. If you know who it is who hit you (have her info), call your insurance company and get your car fixed.
Looking at the damage, I can guarantee you that it will be $2,000 for sure.
With no-fault insurance, your company pays for your damage and her company pays for hers. With regards to the mods, it is tough to say if your company will cover them (every company is different).
Just put it through your insurance because it may be a pain in the *** to try to get her to pay for the damages.
I guarantee you that your rate will not increase because of this.
Like I have said before, I do this every day and the info I give you is accurate.
Good luck
Looking at the damage, I can guarantee you that it will be $2,000 for sure.
With no-fault insurance, your company pays for your damage and her company pays for hers. With regards to the mods, it is tough to say if your company will cover them (every company is different).
Just put it through your insurance because it may be a pain in the *** to try to get her to pay for the damages.
I guarantee you that your rate will not increase because of this.
Like I have said before, I do this every day and the info I give you is accurate.
Good luck
Why would this be considered a no fault accident? The girl clearly reversed into 2 cars, her excuse was her heel got caught in the floor mats. That kinda sucks that my insurance company has to cover the damage, although I am not paying anything, it would make me feel that much better to know that her ins rates would sky rocket and that her inc company would have to pay for all the damages. I know that sounds mean, but I am now beginning to get pissed know my baby is sitting in the garaged all banged up.
#13
Joined: Jun 2002
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From: Cambridge, Ont. Canada
Originally Posted by alphabit
So my actual birthday is on Monday, but I decided to give myself an early b-day present. I worked a half day today, so I could get my alarm installed (my bday present to myself). After getting my alarm installed at lockdownsecurities, I played vball with some friends of mine, who then took me out to Boston Pizza to celebrate my bday. So we finish dinner and start chatting, my pagers starts to go off, at first i thought it was my friend messing around with my car, but I looked to my right and he was still seated beside me. I ran outside this gurl had hit my car. First she reversed into a Protege 5, then slammed into my car. I think i am still in shock, cause I am neither angry nor sad. Please see the attached pics. Although I am Chinese, I was actually parked between the lines LOL, the gurl hit my car so hard she moved my car out of the parking space. The reason I refer to her as a gurl is cause she is only 23.
Ok so we called the cops and he wrote up an accident report, and sent us on our way. My car is drivable, I think I may need the alignment done. My question is, will my insurance be affected seeing how my car was parked? Also will her ins cover all the repairs to my car? What will happen if my coils or camber kits are damaged. Is this covered by their ins? or and I SOL because they are aftermarket parts?
dubbletrubble any advice?
Ok so we called the cops and he wrote up an accident report, and sent us on our way. My car is drivable, I think I may need the alignment done. My question is, will my insurance be affected seeing how my car was parked? Also will her ins cover all the repairs to my car? What will happen if my coils or camber kits are damaged. Is this covered by their ins? or and I SOL because they are aftermarket parts?
dubbletrubble any advice?
Your insurance should not be affected at all, and all damages to any part of your car should be covered.....
Get the shop to check all suspension components as well as the alignment when she's in for repairs..
G/L with repairs and I hope your B/Day celebration gets better....
Colin.
#14
No fault is kind of a misnomer. There is always someone at fault in every accident no matter what.
Each company pays there pown insureds damages and it cuts down on lawsuits.
There are lawsuits if people get hurt and we do after the other comapny for damages then.
Her rates are going to go up because she was at fault.
Police don't do much in parking lots because it is private land, it doesn't change the fact whether you are at fault or not
Matt
Each company pays there pown insureds damages and it cuts down on lawsuits.
There are lawsuits if people get hurt and we do after the other comapny for damages then.
Her rates are going to go up because she was at fault.
Police don't do much in parking lots because it is private land, it doesn't change the fact whether you are at fault or not
Matt
#15
I think the no fault accident means is no fault of yours. Also you pay insurance monthly just so things like this will be covered.
On the other hand her insurance should go up snce it was her who caused the accident. I am no expert but I think that is how it works especially when there is a police report stating her fault.
On the other hand her insurance should go up snce it was her who caused the accident. I am no expert but I think that is how it works especially when there is a police report stating her fault.