They seem to always find the spot right next to me. I can park over a mile away, with thousands of spots to park right up front...no they park right next to me. I mean come on, atleast give us 1 spot in between us.
This is why we can't have nice things.
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They seem to always find the spot right next to me. I can park over a mile away, with thousands of spots to park right up front...no they park right next to me. I mean come on, atleast give us 1 spot in between us.
MidwestBoater
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Wow, that's a major bummer. If they decide to fix it, ask her insurance company for depreciation since it'll lose value due to it having an accident in it's carfax history.. and on that note if it's being fixed it's a good practice to ask the body shop if they report to carfax before approving them to do work.. if they do, call around and ask other body shops. Carfax only shows what is reported to them.
Trainmaster
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Just drive a hard bargain with your insurance carrier. They'll try to lowball you any way they can. Their first offer will never be their best. Good luck my friend. It's happened to the best of us.
His insurance company isn't liable.
I bet you'll complain if you buy a car and then find out later it was in a crash that was not reported to CarFax.
Agreed, there is nothing to hide if it’s fixed right. It’s only right that it’s reported.
I doubt that it will be totaled. The frame is at least 14" inside the body. That's just door damage and possibly some "B" pillar damage.
I hate when they do that. Fortunately that doesn't happen to me very often.
That is is not totaled. Just the door. She moved 5000lbs, sideways 1 foot and practically totaled her Subaru(in a parking lot?). UPS tells its drivers to watch there "park position". It is a big issue for them. It sounds crazy, but there huge brown trucks get back into, all the time. Elderly and bad drivers, don't look when they back up. UPS dings the driver if hit, stopped near a driveway, with car "nose in". I personally park, far from the action, near the back of the lot.
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