tottaled evo ,, bad day
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not fun
i know man i am pissed ,,,, althou thaks God my wife is ok a little hurt........
.... yeah my car is screwed i am trying to get the dealer to hook me up
.... as far as fixing it i have sport mitsu working on it they have a body shop that does all their work
not too bad
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That's alot less than 10K in damage it's all superficial (sheet metal) damage.. Find the best shop, have them take care of it, and you will be golden. there is no reason to total that car. and your insurance will NOT total that car. The only advice I can give you is once you find the shop, be very friendly with them, and they will take care of you.
I have a shop in AZ that does all my repair work. they mostly work on Porche's BMWs, and the like. They take care of me because I bring them lots of business through word of mouth.
I have a shop in AZ that does all my repair work. they mostly work on Porche's BMWs, and the like. They take care of me because I bring them lots of business through word of mouth.
well so far is 7k and their is no mechanical part in that estimate yet like i said the LC arm need to be replaced,,,, also front left side where most of the impact was done i think is the ACD pump and reservoir had leak the oild i want that brand new,,,
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That's alot less than 10K in damage it's all superficial (sheet metal) damage.. Find the best shop, have them take care of it, and you will be golden. there is no reason to total that car. and your insurance will NOT total that car. The only advice I can give you is once you find the shop, be very friendly with them, and they will take care of you.
I have a shop in AZ that does all my repair work. they mostly work on Porche's BMWs, and the like. They take care of me because I bring them lots of business through word of mouth.
I have a shop in AZ that does all my repair work. they mostly work on Porche's BMWs, and the like. They take care of me because I bring them lots of business through word of mouth.
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yes but the vehicle that was stolen, was stolen because the keys were left in the car this is negligence by part of the owner leaving the keys inside that vehicle made it easier for the thief to steal it and crash it into the civilians, the leutenant told me that the guy did it on puropse because his mom was killed a week ago, he felt he had to revenge with innocent people, its a really wierd situation
if, prior to the crime, the thief told the truck company that he is going to steal one of their trucks for use in the act of a crime. and they purposely left the keys in the ignition, then maybe you got some beef. but you got no beef with the truck company so let it go. you scare me more than a 6'10" viking warrior with a battle axe.
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True about the superficial damage, Sport Mitsubishi did some work on my Evo. they did good work... it did take longer than they estimated, but they made up for it by giving me a 2007 Outlander for the 2 weeks I was supposed to have my Evo.
That saved me 2000 mile that would have been on my evo.
Sport Mitsu is a good place. glad you chose them
That saved me 2000 mile that would have been on my evo.
Sport Mitsu is a good place. glad you chose them
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Get used to it... a bartender is responsible for a drunk driver's accident because he should have cut them off.
if you leave a loaded gun on a table, and a 6 yr old grabs it and shoots himself, you're responsible too.
the trucking company enabled this theif in his crime.
Get used to it... a bartender is responsible for a drunk driver's accident because he should have cut them off.
if you leave a loaded gun on a table, and a 6 yr old grabs it and shoots himself, you're responsible too.
the trucking company enabled this theif in his crime.
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that absolutely psychotic logic that you got there, person A is responsible for person B's actions, is shocking and scary. i think all of america should be terrified to know that you believe this is a recourse.
if, prior to the crime, the thief told the truck company that he is going to steal one of their trucks for use in the act of a crime. and they purposely left the keys in the ignition, then maybe you got some beef. but you got no beef with the truck company so let it go. you scare me more than a 6'10" viking warrior with a battle axe.
if, prior to the crime, the thief told the truck company that he is going to steal one of their trucks for use in the act of a crime. and they purposely left the keys in the ignition, then maybe you got some beef. but you got no beef with the truck company so let it go. you scare me more than a 6'10" viking warrior with a battle axe.
you sound weird using those words 
pleasse re-write alittle more understandable
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MaxR
Get used to it... a bartender is responsible for a drunk driver's accident because he should have cut them off.
if you leave a loaded gun on a table, and a 6 yr old grabs it and shoots himself, you're responsible too.
the trucking company enabled this theif in his crime.
Get used to it... a bartender is responsible for a drunk driver's accident because he should have cut them off.
if you leave a loaded gun on a table, and a 6 yr old grabs it and shoots himself, you're responsible too.
the trucking company enabled this theif in his crime.
yes that..... there was negligence in part of the truking company for leaving the keys inside the truck there were negligent ,,, as soon as you proved negligence its done deal in a cout of case
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that absolutely psychotic logic that you got there, person A is responsible for person B's actions, is shocking and scary. i think all of america should be terrified to know that you believe this is a recourse.
if, prior to the crime, the thief told the truck company that he is going to steal one of their trucks for use in the act of a crime. and they purposely left the keys in the ignition, then maybe you got some beef. but you got no beef with the truck company so let it go. you scare me more than a 6'10" viking warrior with a battle axe.
if, prior to the crime, the thief told the truck company that he is going to steal one of their trucks for use in the act of a crime. and they purposely left the keys in the ignition, then maybe you got some beef. but you got no beef with the truck company so let it go. you scare me more than a 6'10" viking warrior with a battle axe.
MaxR
Get used to it... a bartender is responsible for a drunk driver's accident because he should have cut them off.
if you leave a loaded gun on a table, and a 6 yr old grabs it and shoots himself, you're responsible too.
the trucking company enabled this theif in his crime.
Get used to it... a bartender is responsible for a drunk driver's accident because he should have cut them off.
if you leave a loaded gun on a table, and a 6 yr old grabs it and shoots himself, you're responsible too.
the trucking company enabled this theif in his crime.
thats crazy psycho logic.
the bartender is doing business with the drunk. he has a responsibility to conduct responsible business.
if you have a gun and a 6 year old in your house, you are responsible for both, thats implied.
but a thief and a trucking company? they have no connection. there's no implied responsibility.
