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When I seen him coming I seen both hand on the steering wheel.
No More Town Car
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When I seen him coming I seen both hand on the steering wheel.
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I hope it's totaled.
The fender gap on the passenger side is gone.
What do you think about the 2004 CTS-V?
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CTS-V is a good car. I don't really like the way it looks, but it has the C5 Z06 engine.
Just watch the rear diff. I hear it is the weakest point in the car.
My friend said there is alot of wheels hop for the CTS-V.
More Pictures.....Enjoy!
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The ins. wants to give me $9,473 for the Town Car and I told the guy I ll pass.
I have put to much money in this car just to lose money.
The ins money would just be enought to pay the loan off.
Hmm well I stated... 9k Looks like I wasn't that far off. But they should pay for for "sales tax" and other junk too and subtract your deductible.
How many miles on yours?
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/searc...se&systime=&sownerid=553450&rdm=1256234484107
How many miles on yours?
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/searc...se&systime=&sownerid=553450&rdm=1256234484107
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Just turn 102,920 when I got hit.
Transmission was rebuilt at 99,000 mile.
Deductible is going to be $250 b/c the beaner does not have ins.
Being a claims adjuster in the insurance world...I had a feeling they would offer you something in the $9k range, and was interested in how that would flesh out.
Unfortuneatly, collision coverage insures you for the 'fair market' value of your vehicle...and we all know how well TC's hold their value!
You're lucky that it would pay off the loan. I've seen many situations where the fair market value is significantly less than the balance on the loan (thousands of dollars), and the vehicle owners simply have no choice. They are left with the balance on the loan and a totalled car. (I saw this with an '03 Malibu, and an '02 Grand Prix - did somebody say GM?)
It sucks to start car shopping when you already have a another couple years of payments....
Unfortuneatly, it is not the insurance companies fault if you (just speaking generally here) got a terrible loan with high interest, of if you bought a vehicle that just tanked in value after you bought it....
Unfortuneatly, collision coverage insures you for the 'fair market' value of your vehicle...and we all know how well TC's hold their value!
You're lucky that it would pay off the loan. I've seen many situations where the fair market value is significantly less than the balance on the loan (thousands of dollars), and the vehicle owners simply have no choice. They are left with the balance on the loan and a totalled car. (I saw this with an '03 Malibu, and an '02 Grand Prix - did somebody say GM?)
It sucks to start car shopping when you already have a another couple years of payments....
Unfortuneatly, it is not the insurance companies fault if you (just speaking generally here) got a terrible loan with high interest, of if you bought a vehicle that just tanked in value after you bought it....
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I think what killed me was add the TTL on the load.
Right now the Mark VIII is going to be my DD and I am going to save up $4,000 before I get another car.
I cant wait.
More Picture of my car.
My back hurt just looking at the pictures.
The last picture is inside the trunk where it got crushed.
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sleeper
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I'm about $4k-$5k upside down on my Navigator, so I added loan/lease payoff coverage. Cost me an extra $70 / 6 months, I think it was.
Smart move. It is always best to over-insure yourself than it is to be stuck SOL.