Looks like the right rear corner of the car got the worst damage. If you HAD full coverage insurance on it, I suspect that the insurance company would "total" the car as being too expensive to repair. It won't pass any kind of safety inspection in the condition it's in now. It's YOUR choice. If the car still runs and drives, you could "slap a bandage on it" and continue driving it, OR you can pay a lot more than the car is worth to have it completely repaired.
Those are really helpful pictures if you only care about how it looks. Is there any suspension damage? Is the body bent? You could probably fix the looks of it for $500 or less from parts from a junk yard. Add about that much if you want the colors to match and can't find those color parts. If you have much hidden damage, it is probably time to get a different vehicle.
A 10 year old Mazda 3 with 158,000 miles would be totalled if the ashtray needed emptying.
If you don't have full coverage on it, it's irrelevant: you're not going to get paid anything for this wreck. Take it to the body shop and have them try to straighten it out.
Hi there are times in this life when we just have to accept the facts of life a ten year old car is going to cost more to repair it than it's worth. this is one of those times.
ask your adjuster but no, its not junk
So yesterday I got into my first accident going 70 on the highway and the car swerved left and right, it spun out onto the grass and hit the guard railing. The airbags didn't go off and the car runs perfectly fine. I don't have full coverage for the car however and it's has about 158,000 miles on it. It's a 2004 Mazda 3.
Here are the pictures.
http://m.imgur.com/8MBZtrd,7Na7vRz,ulkL3vK,mQUICVp,OHRqqCh,c45DEHo,IpPlwi4,Mo6xmMR,SHRbzsx,QwGt2Dd