Is this car totalled?
04-07-2012, 05:00 PM
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.. Sorry to see this. Glad you were unhurt. Wow 140K.. I'd say you def. got some good use out of the car. Find out what the buy back is from your insurance company..if you are thinking of another 350..she would be good for parts if needed or part it out yourself.. Rich
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Once again I am amazed at how the 350z protects its occupants.. def. a solid car.
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04-08-2012, 06:42 AM
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Be praying its totaled. Cars are never the same after heavy accidents. You an always see the slight imperfections in pannel alignment, painting ect.
If it gets totalled out, you get 10-15k, and if you want another Z, go buy one.
If it gets totalled out, you get 10-15k, and if you want another Z, go buy one.
04-11-2012, 09:09 AM
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Thank Goodness You're Okay!
Cops laugh about non-injury accidents--even bad ones like yours--because of what they see when thing go very wrong. So, let's give thanks for small blessings.
Obviously your framed is twisted. I was rear ended and the body shop assured me the frame could be straightened out. They did a great job. But when I went to sell it, I was told the car was worth $1500 less because of the "possible liability" of a repaired frame.
The point of my story: 1) Fight the insurance company if they don't write off your car. 2) If you must accept the repaired car , get the $$ for the reduced value of it.
Please let us all know how this goes. Good luck!
Obviously your framed is twisted. I was rear ended and the body shop assured me the frame could be straightened out. They did a great job. But when I went to sell it, I was told the car was worth $1500 less because of the "possible liability" of a repaired frame.
The point of my story: 1) Fight the insurance company if they don't write off your car. 2) If you must accept the repaired car , get the $$ for the reduced value of it.
Please let us all know how this goes. Good luck!
04-17-2012, 02:08 PM
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Daaaamn.
Your car is totaled. I'm willing to put money on it.
My sister was in a very similar wreck. It was totaled out, no questions asked.
Even if it wasn't totaled, you wouldn't want that car back if they fixed it.
It just wouldn't be the same anymore after a wreck like this.
Glad you're okay OP.
Your car is totaled. I'm willing to put money on it.
My sister was in a very similar wreck. It was totaled out, no questions asked.
Even if it wasn't totaled, you wouldn't want that car back if they fixed it.
It just wouldn't be the same anymore after a wreck like this.
Glad you're okay OP.
I'd say its totalled...goodbye Z
04-18-2012, 04:37 AM
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Yeh, they are right. Like they said even if it could be fixed it wouldn't drive the same. It would be like walking around with a **** up your butt... You just couldn't walk the same as before..