[ihartmacz]

I think she's totaled.

Some 17 year-old decided to change lanes while I was in the adjacent lane.

I was going fast enough that it ruined my wheel, my tire, and wheel bearing. I'm riding on a full size spare until I get an estimate and a check.

It was her fault, though. I wasn't mad or anything, it's no big deal and it happens to everyone. I hope she's OK, but I'm sure she feels terrible.

Oh yeah.. She had a 2000 Honda Accord - hardly anything wrong with her car.

Here's a pic. The door doesn't operate very well on that side.

Over all - not a lot of damage, needs some body work, wheel bearing and a tire/rim. But I still think the insurance will total my girl out because of the miles (210K), some rust, and the sun cracked dash.

 

[Dave's]

I'm betting they fix it. Just had a similar repair done for about $1k. Blue book for a '92 LE with 150K is nearly 2K in poor condition.

 

[xtremeskier97]

Theyll prolly fix it. To total a car out the cost of repairs has to reach like 75%-80% or more of the KBB value of the car. Doesnt look like it will go over that.

 

[bigbird]

sorry to hear man, that should be fixable. was she hot at least?:naughty:

 

[ihartmacz]

Yeah, She loves to get down and fxxk

 

[nuchieboy]

^^^^^^^
tell her to pay u that way then lol :jerkit:

 

[LazyAccent]

sorry to hear that, same shit happened to me cept it was an acura integra

 

[Tuner571]

Sorry to hear man, let us know if they total it or not.

 

[ihartmacz]

All the body shops I'm talking too are saying that it's most likely a total loss.

We'll see what the adjuster says in the next day or so.

 

[ghettosled]

dont let them total the car out! buy a new corner light, rim, tire and bearing (are you sure the bearing is bad?) and pocket the rest of the money.