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its the rental companies that won't provide rentals not the ins comp. he could have his mom or dad go get a rental. and you guys aren't getting all the facts. nationwide didn't have covgerage to provide the rental right away. they needed to speak with all the parties involved. you wouldn't want your insurance company paying out on a claim without comfirming everything with you first would you? yes the whole thing sucks and the timing sucks but thats the process.

after christmas sale.....$9,800

have a ls1 intake.......haha

72 when we are here. 68 when we are not.

ok man, just trying to help. I know how frustrating it is when there is a delay out of your control. Merry Christmas!

Rob, I changed all the plugs. they all looked fine (I did mention that in the original post). Brian, I guess I will check them..... Looking for anything right now. have a ms3 waiting to go in.

no gas comes out.

This is obviosly to much for him to understand...... I have tried. Good luck Kevin.

heres my point man. if you don't have full covg there nothing your insurance can do. they can call nationwide and get the same answers you would. I completely understand its frustrating. But I can promise they are moving as fast as they can. I am sure the hold up is contact with all the involved parties.

have you heard from the other persons insurance company? call and bitch at them......

are people not allowed to take vacation during christmas? do you expect him to stay at work and make continuous phone calls to state farm with no return phone call so you can blame him for not getting you a rental car. you have to mitigate your damages. if your car broke down, what would you do? thats what you need to do now until they get things in order. also, there is nothing progressive can do for you unless you have full covg. the wait is on state farm, your claims rep can make all the phone calls in the world and it won't make them any faster....... I understand your frustration and this isn't your fault, but there are processes to everything. unfortunately this fell on a holiday too. you might be lucky and the other person even has insurance. what will you do then........

my son had it done. very simple surgery. took care of the infections too. they fell out on their own.... no issues yet.

lol...I will ask him, but seeing how its almost identical to mine. I am guessing no.

umm yeah. they should ahve call you with in 2 hrs of reporting it. call back, hit "0" if you get thier vm. that will take you to an avail rep that can help you.

no, but what do you have and I will run it by him.

$10,500

agent? or claims rep? have you filed a claim with your ins comp?

they are new, changed them about 1k miles ago.

man I would take avd of that. have rob or whoever write up an est saying the impact knocked something loose or something. if they are not going to investigate anything, take avd of it. sounds like they just want documentation of the dmg.

how do I check that? have to unhook it?

yeah thats the hold up. must have been an unlisted driver or unlisted veh. I know its frustrating man, there is going to be two ins comp involved. the insurance typically follows the vehicle though. never heard of the $25/ day limit. should ask them where to get a rental for 25? obv they can so they should point you in the right direction.

no egr. Erik, lol no kiding. the ta was running good that night too (that may be a bad thing). least I wasn't losing....yet..

I laugh at people when they tell me that. attys will not get you more money, they take 1/3 of it! and we would rather deal with an atty than you anyway, no emotions involved. an insurance goal is to settle as quickly as possible, period. so an atty just slows that process down, thats why ins comps don't like to deal with them. Kevin, there could be many things going that you aren't aware of. like, the other driver may have a different story than you. his ins comp would have to investigate liability at that point. maybe his ins comp hasn't spoke with the other driver yet? you wouldn't want your ins to pay out on a claim when they haven't verified everything with you first. trust me they want this taken care quickly as do you. as far as the value goes. I don't see anymore deductions from 150k miles to 204k. as long as the body and interior is in good condition you will get around the $4k. thats from the nada.

1. I agree its going to be hard to get the ins co to handle the transmission. they will be willing to check it but your going to have to sign a auth to tear down and if not related you would be on the hook for the tear down cost. not worth it with that many miles on the veh. 2. def have more than one shop look at it, and send the ins your highest est. also have the shops put on lift to see if any visable dmg to the undercariage. and you can use the money for whatever you want. 3. claim a inj, tell them you were sore but hate er and drs and would just like compensated for your inconvienace. they will give you 500-1000 to go away....

You should get about $4k if it was in good shape. the buy back will be prolly around $500. the reason they can't put you into a rental is they don't have everything in order on their end. once they get things in order they will provide a rental at no cost to you. and honestly you wouldnt have to pay out of pocket for the rental. you woul djust have them take over the bills once their ready. also they are not going to sit around and do nothing because you aren't their customer. they want to do this a fast as possible to impress you into switching to them. there is a lot more to a claim then just calling it in and getting what you want......