I dnt think so... I mean thats not the bet pic but i can sorta see that in the inside its not broken(from what i can see). So u just gota get new fender, MAYBE your containers that hold ur radiator fluid craked (again, i cant see inside very well in this pic). And new headlights. Possibly new bumper. Maybe 1 weel n ecerything that goes with that( if its even demaged) a paint job. All of these are maybes. So a 500-700 dollar fix
(It doesnt seem like u need EVERYTHING i listed but i just wante to give u a good estimate of the max parts uneed. Look em up)
Yes for sure. It's only a little bit of monry
you can get a new fender and a paint job head lights and depending under the hood if anything was hurt but itall cost more then 500- 700 guarentee that i just got in an accident looks just like that theyll send someone out to lool at the vehicle and youll need to get at least 2 estimates and turn them in and theyll look at them compared to book value and rental car expenses which you can ask for now its not the best pic but my coolant pump was not smashed but hit
SO. I was happily driving along when out of no where this car trying to turn left came out in front of me. As a result we crashed. It turned out to be an 88 year old lady who was super confused. We called the police and they gave her a ticket for failure to yield left turn and it is being assessed if she should still be allowed to have a license. My car had to be towed and is now sitting in my grandmas drive way, undrivable. I have been without a car now for a week which is a huge inconivance. Anyway today GEICO (her insurance) finally took liability for the accident so they will be paying for my damages. The question now is will my car be totaled, and knowing them its probably gonna be another week before i find out. So was just wondering what to do you think? Also how much do you think they will have to pay? I need an idea because I may need to go car shopping asap ugh.
My car was in "good condition"
It has 160,000 miles
Kelly blue book value is 2,088 dollars
Refer to the picture for damage
