oops yea
Where I work, 80% repair damage, compared to the value of the car, will total it. Otherwise, it's worth repairing in the eyes of the insurance company. They will probably use a CCC report to affix a value for your car and compare that number to the repair estimate.
Just because it is wrecked doesn't mean it can't be fixed. My dad owned a body shop and at least 4 of my cars were total losses before he fixed them and they worked great.
Just because it is wrecked doesn't mean it can't be fixed. My dad owned a body shop and at least 4 of my cars were total losses before he fixed them and they worked great.
Originally Posted by DRAGMODE
Wanna buy my coupe. It has a shiney stock exhaust!? 
hehe Actually, for some reason, i've been thinking about picking up a new sedan... I must be getting old.
hehe Actually, for some reason, i've been thinking about picking up a new sedan... I must be getting old.
Originally Posted by Gilley
Where I work, 80% repair damage, compared to the value of the car, will total it. Otherwise, it's worth repairing in the eyes of the insurance company. They will probably use a CCC report to affix a value for your car and compare that number to the repair estimate.
Just because it is wrecked doesn't mean it can't be fixed. My dad owned a body shop and at least 4 of my cars were total losses before he fixed them and they worked great.
Just because it is wrecked doesn't mean it can't be fixed. My dad owned a body shop and at least 4 of my cars were total losses before he fixed them and they worked great.
they're saying its only 60% of the total and they need 80% to total it. im waiting to hear back from the adjuster now so i can ask him more questions...
its over $14k in damages so far.
they're saying its only 60% of the total and they need 80% to total it.
problem solved, new car time.
sorry 1 more update...
just talked to the adjuster and i told him i didnt feel like i wanted the car repaired with that much damage. hes having his salvage guy go get an estimate tomorrow. then i can just take that $ and the repair $ to pay off my loan and put a downpayment on something new. ill lose some of the stuff i have on the car but there are no major mods. and to be honest, its not worth the hassle to take off springs and sways for a few dollars. i just want to get this over with and move on.
ya thats what im working on. ill wait and see what they say tomorrow.
just talked to the adjuster and i told him i didnt feel like i wanted the car repaired with that much damage. hes having his salvage guy go get an estimate tomorrow. then i can just take that $ and the repair $ to pay off my loan and put a downpayment on something new. ill lose some of the stuff i have on the car but there are no major mods. and to be honest, its not worth the hassle to take off springs and sways for a few dollars. i just want to get this over with and move on.
Originally Posted by redwillow
$14,000 = 85% of a $16,500 value. I suggest you request a $14,000 payment for the repairs, pay off the lienholder and sell off your old G whole or as parts. I suspect you can easliy get a few grand for what's left of it now. problem solved, new car time.
problem solved, new car time.
Originally Posted by redwillow
......isn't that a brand new motor in there?? that's worth a few grand right there
Originally Posted by JLai
Lyndon, let me know if you wanna go car hunting Saturday. I'll be up at Atlantic Infiniti around 11am for 7500mi service maintenance.
Originally Posted by taylordio
But if you do want a few dollars in your pocket, ill buy the springs!! 
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Originally Posted by w0ady
true i already told rob what im looking for and hes going to find out when they get the 09s in. i can probably get a better deal on an 08 but the 7at just sounds dope. ill definitely need a ride in your car sometime.
We can ride out whenever...the Injens at WOT sound ill.
