Good and bad day for my for my EVO today =(
May 10, 2010, 03:41 PM
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Good and bad day for my for my EVO today =(
So first thing this morning I ordered my new wheels! Black Enkie RPF1's 18x9.5 et 15. I also ordered my new new coilovers Fortune Auto 500's. So about two hours after orderign some cool new part I was driving to the Coast Guard station where I work. When all of a sudden on the opposite side of the highway some dumb-*** chick spins out through the median and just barely misses hitting me. In the process of sliding drift king status through the median she sprays my precious evo with golf ball sized rocks denting and sctratchign the **** out of it. I guess I should be happy to be alive or whatever, but I would have much rather had her hit me that way I would know for sure that someone was going to be paying for the damage. Now I have an evo that looks like its been though am F'n gravel rally and I'm pissed. Hopefully her insurance will pay for it, hopefully...
May 10, 2010, 04:46 PM
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If the police report sites her as the cause of the damage, your insurance company should go after the money (minus the deductabe of course). That's when I like my insurance people. The other 98% of the time I hate paying the premium. Hope it all works out to the best for you.
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May 10, 2010, 04:52 PM
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If the police report sites her as the cause of the damage, your insurance company should go after the money (minus the deductabe of course). That's when I like my insurance people. The other 98% of the time I hate paying the premium. Hope it all works out to the best for you.
Only if he has collision coverage to begin with. If he doesn't have that, he'll need to go after her insurance company all by himself and file a claim.
If he has colission coverage, his company pays for the repair, then goes after her company for recouping the money.
May 10, 2010, 04:58 PM
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Only if he has collision coverage to begin with. If he doesn't have that, he'll need to go after her insurance company all by himself and file a claim.
If he has colission coverage, his company pays for the repair, then goes after her company for recouping the money.
If he has colission coverage, his company pays for the repair, then goes after her company for recouping the money.
May 10, 2010, 06:58 PM
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Only one way to find out, call 'em up. USAA has the best customer service there is, they will help you out.
FWIW, I have the "standard" full coverage from USAA and I'm quite certain I have collision coverage.
FWIW, I have the "standard" full coverage from USAA and I'm quite certain I have collision coverage.
May 10, 2010, 07:02 PM
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If you have USAA it is included as part of your coverage, you can even file the claim online. They will call you up in the morning and have you take it to get looked at. They will then pay the shop that is fixing it. Im not sure if you will get a loaner while your car is down, most of the time its up to the dealer.
Good to hear your ok!
Good to hear your ok!
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''or move to a state with laws that don't benefit criminals'' haha i have always wanted to live in one of those states... sorry to hear that wild story, fresh paint to go with the rims and stuff!