Anyone that has dealt with insurance before please help!
#21
didn't bother reading what others have said, but..
Sisley's body shop is called Triple Crown. They're at Hwy 7 and Jane. I believe it's on Maplecrete or something. They do decent work, but I swear they're part of the mafia or something.
Car sounds like it can possibly be a write off. These cars are not worth much anymore regardless of the price people are selling them at or think they are worth. One thing I would worry about after having the car fixed is the soft top. It may be out of align and causing the top to wear at those common spots. Usually the first hint a S2000 has been in an accident.
Good luck man.
Sisley's body shop is called Triple Crown. They're at Hwy 7 and Jane. I believe it's on Maplecrete or something. They do decent work, but I swear they're part of the mafia or something.
Car sounds like it can possibly be a write off. These cars are not worth much anymore regardless of the price people are selling them at or think they are worth. One thing I would worry about after having the car fixed is the soft top. It may be out of align and causing the top to wear at those common spots. Usually the first hint a S2000 has been in an accident.
Good luck man.
Haha, tow trucks and body shops... definitely organized crime
#22
3) Estimate will increase as the repairs go on. No big deal for the insurance company, happens all the time.
The damage, if costly, will be recorded in places like Carfax, and other such vehicle information services. This means you will take another (financial) hit when you sell the car. So take lots of pictures before the car is repaired...
The damage, if costly, will be recorded in places like Carfax, and other such vehicle information services. This means you will take another (financial) hit when you sell the car. So take lots of pictures before the car is repaired...
#24
3) Estimate will increase as the repairs go on. No big deal for the insurance company, happens all the time.The damage, if costly, will be recorded in places like Carfax, and other such vehicle information services. This means you will take another (financial) hit when you sell the car. So take lots of pictures before the car is repaired...
What sucks most is how you can't claim for diminished car value due to car accident even though you're not at fault. It's like getting robbed a couple thousand dollars..
My friend's Benz C350 front bumper got crushed at this parking lot. Not only did he have to get a new bumper out of his own pocket due to his high deductible, he also suffered from a couple thousand dollars lost (compared to the average market value) when he tried selling it back even though it has low mileage on it.
But yup, I took loads of pictures that night (sorry I decided to send the pictures out to a handful of people instead of posting them)
Will take more pictures before and during the repair.
For those who wants to see pics give me a pm, just don't want this to go public too soon yet
The appraiser who looked at my vehicle didn't get an estimate yet. He just told me he dropped by and looked at the exterior only.
He still have to take out the rear bumper and jack up the car to do an actual estimate. Which is not happening till after new year
#26
Exactly.. It really gets me frustrated.. especially because they put all their cars outside in the cold
My car is probably piled up in snow now. I'm not too sure how much support the top can hold.. I hope it isn't crushed by the time the body shop reopens..
My car is probably piled up in snow now. I'm not too sure how much support the top can hold.. I hope it isn't crushed by the time the body shop reopens..
#27
Originally Posted by Reapur' timestamp='1356893528' post='22237006
Shitty time of year for this to happen
My car is probably piled up in snow now. I'm not too sure how much support the top can hold.. I hope it isn't crushed by the time the body shop reopens..
#29
#30
The more important thing here is to have all OEM parts and not reman or aftermarket sources such as keystone replacements.