2001 total
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Intermediate
Joined: Sep 2000
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From: Westchester NY
2001 total
hello all,
i had a little encounter with a guardrail last week and owing to the taoal parts needed for a repair GEICO wants to total me out.
i'm wondering if there's a better route to take to get it repaired and avoid walking away. do i do better by going off on my own to take care of it? i'm getting the impression that the damage is on the borderline of the 70%-80% of vehicle value.
does anyone have any thoughts on this?
thanks
i had a little encounter with a guardrail last week and owing to the taoal parts needed for a repair GEICO wants to total me out.
i'm wondering if there's a better route to take to get it repaired and avoid walking away. do i do better by going off on my own to take care of it? i'm getting the impression that the damage is on the borderline of the 70%-80% of vehicle value.
does anyone have any thoughts on this?
thanks
Race Director
Joined: Mar 2001
Posts: 10,030
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From: Prescott AZ
St. Jude Donor '04
hello all,
i had a little encounter with a guardrail last week and owing to the taoal parts needed for a repair GEICO wants to total me out.
i'm wondering if there's a better route to take to get it repaired and avoid walking away. do i do better by going off on my own to take care of it? i'm getting the impression that the damage is on the borderline of the 70%-80% of vehicle value.
does anyone have any thoughts on this?
thanks
i had a little encounter with a guardrail last week and owing to the taoal parts needed for a repair GEICO wants to total me out.
i'm wondering if there's a better route to take to get it repaired and avoid walking away. do i do better by going off on my own to take care of it? i'm getting the impression that the damage is on the borderline of the 70%-80% of vehicle value.
does anyone have any thoughts on this?
thanks
Your best bet is to total it and buy it back.
