my baby is hurt
Originally Posted by DieselX
His tails are not even dark, that would be a bull**** excuse.
Hope insurance takes care of this with no problems, that MIGHT be totaled.
Hope insurance takes care of this with no problems, that MIGHT be totaled.
Sorry to hear about the wreck, call your dealership to and ask someone in service which body shop they have the best experiences with...
Originally Posted by G Sedan
lol bro...let me break it down to you.....
rear frame has severe damage, both rear quarter panels replaced and painted, rear bumper, rear trunk lid, rear wheel well, most likely all the suspension components is shot along with the rear sub frame
few grand
......I bet you labor alone is over 10,000
rear frame has severe damage, both rear quarter panels replaced and painted, rear bumper, rear trunk lid, rear wheel well, most likely all the suspension components is shot along with the rear sub frame
few grand
......I bet you labor alone is over 10,000even it it takes $10,000 total (and that's doubtful) it still won't total! And that car has no 'frame' to be damaged, it has sub-frame components that are completely replacable as are all other inner and outter body parts. As for suspension, they can do a 4whl alignment to check for all that. $69.50.
It's not an easy one to fix, but that's why I said to call the service dept and ask them who they recommend to fix it. If you are in Memphis, or even close, our shop does all the work for Acura of Memphis, as well as many of the other high-end dealers around town (all by word of mouth, no advertising, no contracts). One day I walked out front and there was a line of cars, all w/in 2 years old... 2 Acuras, 2 M-B's, 1 Lexus and a Lotus...
First off the car is worth ~$22k private party in great condition, not $25k.
Second off I highly doubt this will be any kind of total. I have seen G's with similar value get ~$17k in damage and be fixed. This car will be repaired.
Second off I highly doubt this will be any kind of total. I have seen G's with similar value get ~$17k in damage and be fixed. This car will be repaired.
Originally Posted by racefan318
How would a $6000 wreck on a car that's worth $30,000 be anywhere close to a total? Needs a rear floor, Rt Qtr, rt taillight, rear body panel, decklid hinges, rr cover, and some other odds and ends....
Sorry to hear about the wreck, call your dealership to and ask someone in service which body shop they have the best experiences with...
Sorry to hear about the wreck, call your dealership to and ask someone in service which body shop they have the best experiences with...
No offense dude.. an 06 Sedan is worth 16-17k on a GOOD trade-in at most... so if the damage is over 10k.. the car is going to be totaled.
Our cars arn't worth **** right now
Originally Posted by Down_Shift
No offense dude.. an 06 Sedan is worth 16-17k on a GOOD trade-in at most... so if the damage is over 10k.. the car is going to be totaled.
Our cars arn't worth **** right now
Our cars arn't worth **** right now
I wanna know where ya'll are all buying 06 sedans so stinkin' cheap! I'm coming THERE to buy my next G!!!
Originally Posted by racefan318
and insurance co's dont care what you could get on it for TRade... its a combined value of the car and its condition as well as any maintenance records you can provide... ask me how i know.
I wanna know where ya'll are all buying 06 sedans so stinkin' cheap! I'm coming THERE to buy my next G!!!
I wanna know where ya'll are all buying 06 sedans so stinkin' cheap! I'm coming THERE to buy my next G!!!
I hope you got a nice check for diminished value. The insurance companies always try to hide the fact that you can collect on that. Now the car has a history and hurts the resale value. The insurance company is responsible for coming up with that money.
Originally Posted by Lucky-G
I guess I'll be the one to ask you how you know then, Mr. Know-it-all. Different insurance companies and different states vary by how they do things. For example, here in Missouri, with Country Insurance, they go by the average of the KBB, Black Book, and the current street value--which is assessed by viewing online ads from cars that have already sold. When my Scion tC was totalled out they told me it was worth $13,500, whereas KBB was only around $12,500; because of the street value in the area being higher, I got more for the car. Granted, I also did $11,800 worth of damage, and that's where the Insurance Adjuster decided to stop. We estimated with everything, including labor and paint, it would've added up to around $15,000.
from my experience, anyone who walks up to a car and says "Dang, looks like the frames bent... definetly gonna total now..." They have no clue what they are talking about...




