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for all we know MA law may not allow diminished value claims..once again another question he needs to ask his agent.
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Sorry I'm not going to read through all the pages of the same comments, but am I the only one who wonders why that mirror is in perfect condition?
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OP did mentioned that the white Honda was backing into that parking space and she obviously is a poor driver.
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This crap is still going on? Jeez. Well I vented but hopefully the guy gets his 40th Z fixed to perfect condition. And yes normally I'm very civilized but I'm sick and fricking tired of people thinking they can mess with/damage other peoples' nice cars and somehow get away with it. Like I said hopefully he gets his car back to pristine condition.
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oh man. i just read this whole thread. my condolences. perhaps you can get that fixed, an unload it quickly, then get another one. if you want an undamaged car, and can find one. an anniversary vehicle. of all the cars in the parking lot...really? damn!
that said, there are paint shops out there that can spray better than factory. i remember sending out an 88 RX-7, black, for a hood replacement and paint. the hood looked like glass. it was so nice, we had to send the car back so they could wetsand the rest of the damn car to match the new hood's finish. but prep and knowledge of the paint and the gun are critical. find a shop known for working on Porsches if you have to. those people are picky as all hell. meanwhile, i registered today specifically to give you this advice, as i work for an ins. co. file your claim with THEIR insurance co. if you file with yours, they will want your deductible up front. then they will subrogate to retrieve it for you, later. also, going through their insurance company as a claimant gets you a rental car a lot faster, and without expense to you. your rental coverage usually only pays a percentage, if you have it. additionally, with regard to DIMINISHED VALUE: that is determined AFTER the repairs, and is also paid by the other party's ins. an appraiser comes out to see the car and records shortcomings in the repair, if there are any. the ins. co. then evaluates the mileage, significance of impact, cost of repair, and value of the vehicle. don't expect to get much more than $1k. it really isn't fair at all. but what the hell in life is. good luck, man. and from now on, park in the last spot, closest to the curb, and tie a pitbull to the bumper. damn non-driving s.o.b's. THIS IS WHY I PLAN TO RHINO-LINE MY ENTIRE TRUCK THIS SUMMER. ding that, kcufers! Tj |
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Please keep us up to date on how it goes so and i'll let you know if he has any luck. Perhaps we can help each other out. I think it's time Mass gets with the program and acknowledges these claims. If it was me, i'd be fighting this to the end with a lawyer. Even if I only got a little money, I'd be more hoping to change the law so they have to pay DM for everyone in the future. And sorry about your 40th, I really love the color combo inside and out. I'm sure a good body shop will make it look great again, just be picky, if something isn't perfect, don't accept the car until it is! And you just can't win anymore when it comes to where we park. I've always park a mile away from the masses, in a corner spot, etc. It's great until a group of teenagers sees it there, all alone, no people watching them, and they key the entire side.. :icon14: Not on my Z, but my Maroon Titan. We're screwed no matter what. |
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wow, sucks for the accord!
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