1500 to 2000. It won’t be easy replacing that with something that runs and stops for that price range.you drive a car worth 2k?
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1500 to 2000. It won’t be easy replacing that with something that runs and stops for that price range.you drive a car worth 2k?
Yes, why?you drive a car worth 2k?
You’re going to spend more in your own time than the car is worth. Unless your personal time is worthless. That’s why.Yes, why?
So many more enriching things you can do with your money.
I don't follow - purchased for $9k in 2011 - that's $750/yr cost of ownership. Insurance something like $500/yr.You’re going to spend more in your own time than the car is worth. Unless your personal time is worthless. That’s why.
Oh right, so strike the premium raising, maybe.I wasn't at fault.
His insurance is paying out.
CA prohibits a rate increase for a no fault accident.Oh right, so strike the premium raising, maybe.
Of course it does.CA prohibits a rate increase for a no fault accident.
Why would my insurance find out about the accident in the first place?Of course it does.
Uncle Ogro postulates that fighting it out with the insurers above/beyond taking the money and run will incur an opportunity cost wherein the sum of casa_moogsies hours expended x casa_moogsies hourly value is greater than $1500-$2000I don't follow - purchased for $9k in 2011 - that's $750/yr cost of ownership. Insurance something like $500/yr.
Replaced struts and brakes in that time period (12 years)
Otherwise no issues.
I think I got my money's worth.
Tape and CDDid your tape deck and/or Creedence tapes survive the accident???
Oh, then I agree.Uncle Ogro postulates that fighting it out with the insurers above/beyond taking the money and run will incur an opportunity cost wherein the sum of casa_moogsies hours expended x casa_moogsies hourly value is greater than $1500-$2000
He's in complete agreement with you on sound financial decision making re: the appliance of vehicle having a low cost per unit time and mileage.
My wife totaled a carOh, then I agree.
Not having done this before or knowing anyone who has I just wanted to make sure I'm taking the best payout option (was told there will likely be two)
that's winningI don't follow - purchased for $9k in 2011 - that's $750/yr cost of ownership. Insurance something like $500/yr.
Replaced struts and brakes in that time period (12 years)
Otherwise no issues.
I think I got my money's worth.
I do.It sucks that fair market value for a reliable older car isn’t usually enough to buy another reliable car
I hope you’ve got the means to throw more of your own money toward buying something that’s a reasonable replacement
86,000that's winning
how many miles did you put on it?
Maybe in some ways getting your car totaled is a positive thingI do.
Want to buy a nicer car for my wife, I will take possession of her Honda Fit. 170k on it but still ticking.