Any ideas as to what will happen?

[Catnip]

Here's the deal, a car rear ended a truck, that truck rear-ended me, I then rear ended another truck. The truck I hit, left the scene. The fault is on the car in the rear. The girl at fault has State Farm as her insurance company. Any ideas how State Farm might handle this?

My car's value:
KBB private party= $6,000
KBB retail value= $7,750
NADA clean retail= $6,000

Damage repair estimates from VERY reputable shops in town:
#1= $5,022 (she barely even looked at the car)
#2= $6,333
#3= $5,600

[DJ Maestro]

You may be looking at a total loss there if those numbers hold true. What are you hoping for?


You also need to understand that KBB typically estimates values on the high side. The insurance companies will most usually be using the Black Book that has the numbers that all dealers and banks go off of.

[twinj]

Damn son!!!! You just got that car

[umairejaz]

front and rear damage huh? post more pics?

[Catnip]

front and rear damage huh? post more pics?

Pics are in the car pics section

[Ran]

That'll get totalled out.

[slostang]

you'll be lucky to get $6,000 out of it.

[thepolecat]

pretty sure its a goner- but state farm is pretty reputable. she had to be haulin ass though to make that many people hit.

[Catnip]

pretty sure its a goner- but state farm is pretty reputable. she had to be haulin ass though to make that many people hit.

The F-150 behind me was only going 5-10mph before he got hit and he was at a very safe distance from me (before he got hit, lol)

[Sammich]

TOTALLED SON..I COULD TELL U THAT...STATE FARM (WHO I AM WITH) USED NADA WHEN MY TEG WAS STOLEN

[Hulud]

your car is gone.

they will give you the lowest of the bluebook values. also if you have any mods i say take them off w/state farm.

[Sammich]

your car is gone.

they will give you the lowest of the bluebook values. also if you have any mods i say take them off w/state farm.

AGREED..STATE FARM DONT PAY FOR SH*T

[redrumracer]

hold out and dont accept payment untill you receive what your comfortable with, sometimes what they offer out the gate is good enough but sometimes its not. its the adjusters job to spend as little as possible.

[Revmaynard]

Yea, if they don't give you a fair amount I say turn their offer down. My gf had her insurance company pay for her car and then State Farm reimbursed them. So her company didn't really screw her since it was coming from someone elses pocket.

[Catnip]

Cool. so pretty much they're gonna try to rip me a new one, but I till just hold out for a reasonable offer?

[Evil Goat]

yup, i hit a lady who ran a redlight a few years ago w/ state farm....they sent me an offer since my car was totaled, i politely told them i didnt think that was the correct amount and that a lawyer would be in contact with them....within 2 days i had a much better offer on the table

[Sammich]

yup, i hit a lady who ran a redlight a few years ago w/ state farm....they sent me an offer since my car was totaled, i politely told them i didnt think that was the correct amount and that a lawyer would be in contact with them....within 2 days i had a much better offer on the table

WISH I WOULDA HEARD THIS...I COULDA GOT MORE FOR MY CAR

[Catnip]

yup, i hit a lady who ran a redlight a few years ago w/ state farm....they sent me an offer since my car was totaled, i politely told them i didnt think that was the correct amount and that a lawyer would be in contact with them....within 2 days i had a much better offer on the table

I told the claims lady I had neck injuries with proof from the doctor, maybe they won't bull shit me. Still waiting on the other insurance persont to call.

[eViLMunkey]

They go by private party/ trade-in value