I F***ing totaled my car
Originally Posted by escobar929
the insurance co told me i could only file a LOV claim if it was some1 else's fault
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I would sell it, or keep it a few more months until the new G comes out and then trade it in. In the words of neff, I wouldn't be paying $600 a month for something with misaligned body panels. That being said, I have to send you a picture of Derek's e90 after his accident a couple of months ago, and now you see his car looks like new. Even if it comes out perfect, it's just knowing that it was in an accident that will bother you. Ask Shawn, a hairline scratch on his wheels and he sells them, a blown maf and he trades the whole car in, and not to mention the imaginary dents he called the dent guy to fix 
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Originally Posted by Finiti35
I would sell it, or keep it a few more months until the new G comes out and then trade it in. In the words of neff, I wouldn't be paying $600 a month for something with misaligned body panels. That being said, I have to send you a picture of Derek's e90 after his accident a couple of months ago, and now you see his car looks like new. Even if it comes out perfect, it's just knowing that it was in an accident that will bother you. Ask Shawn, a hairline scratch on his wheels and he sells them, a blown maf and he trades the whole car in, and not to mention the imaginary dents he called the dent guy to fix
My dad owned a body shop. Most of my first cars (4 or so) were totaled before he bought them and fixed them. I never had a problem with the repairs. If the car is repaired correctly, you won't know by looking at it.
Of course, we all know.
Of course, we all know.
