Car Crash

[Izret101]

Well they were trying to screw me.
The KBB on my car i am pretty sure is a few hundred higher than that at least.

I had to send them a ton of ads fom around the area proving that they owed me more money.

I was so stoaked about it when my mom called me at work (around 9am).

I get to keep the car too so i might try to get another 97 Nissan Sentra GXE so i can harvet some parts off my crashed one and put them on the new one.\

Tires, hood, lights, side view mirror.
I will be able to save myself a couple hundred in new parts when i need them for the next car.
Assuming i get the same model again.

I might go for a Lexus though.
Only 8 grand and it is a few years old.

[Tynstar]

Thats awesome man.

[Sauza12]

Wow, congratulations!  I have to deal with insurance companies on pretty much a daily basis and I've never had that kind of luck with them and I have a fleet of 203 cars!  Congratulations!

[Izret101]

I talked to the old ladies insurance today about injury/pain and suffering and missed wages but they said i had to file the claim thru my (technically my mothers) insurance company.

[David_J.]

Wow, the car I own is so common, '96 Ford Taurus that I'd have no problems with junk yards. And the resale value is crap. Great car otherwise, even if you hate Tord's.

The winter wear crap is silly. There is a dealership from down south that "imports" cars and a few trucks and sells them here. Who would want a '94 Toyota from down south and pay out the hose for it has issues. They've been here for over a year and almost all of the cars they orignaly brought up are still on the lot.

Trucks I could understand... box rot and all, but old economy cars? Maybe project cars. I dunno. I've seen a lot of people who work minimum wage jobs that buy a brand new car they can barely afford and with in a year it is ruined, or has rust -- cars STILL rust. I've seen rusted Ford Focus's, and brand new Jeep's with rust on the axles. Trucks with NEW looking frames and rotted everywhere else.