x fire down for the count
I'm glad your ok, accidents suck for sure but to me anyways, it doesn't look totaled but then again, we can't see underneath the car. What will you get to replace it?
My xfire had the same damage as yours and it wasn't totaled. It is still in the shop for repair after two month. Should be done in a few days. See my gallery for photos. About $11k TO FIX IT. All new parts. All the bent parts could be removed and replaced.
i wish someone would hit me and total my car. Love it to death, but I want to buy a house in a year or so, and it would be nice to not have monthly payment. I'd save a lot $$$ for $265 a month you can lease a limited now and average almost 1,500 miles a month.
Sad to see your car hit...
After observing a couple of crashed Crossfires both on this site and in person, I have just noticed that everytime the passenger's airbag goes off, the windshield gets heavily damaged (probably from the dashboard flap nailing the glass at very high speeds). My question is, well, is this a design flaw?
After observing a couple of crashed Crossfires both on this site and in person, I have just noticed that everytime the passenger's airbag goes off, the windshield gets heavily damaged (probably from the dashboard flap nailing the glass at very high speeds). My question is, well, is this a design flaw?
Originally Posted by VQ35DE
Explain this lease for $265/month in MORE detail please!
http://swapalease.com/VehicleSearch/...sfire&x=60&y=6
Originally Posted by golfdude
Here you go. Lots of leases for cheap, some better than others, but for $265 a month, and almost 1,500 miles a month driving "allowance" nice deal. And since they are take over/remainders, you can get into something newer quicker.
With all due respect, I'm happy you're OK... But I'm looking for an extra engine and drive train...
Scutt - You know what, if the insurance company (the person's insurance company that hit you) does not total the car you can get much $$$$money$$$ for"Diminished Value." But you got to let his/her insurance company know you are asking for it. It's good money so don't forget to ask, and don't let his/her insurance company tell you they don't pay Diminished Value.
FYI, hooah?
FYI, hooah?
Originally Posted by x'ed
what are you planning on doing hddp?
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