From experience with my friends totaling their cars they have always gotten like 1k to 3k more than KBB value. The nicer it was the more towards the 3k it was.

 

well lets hope they all go that way...if that does happen ill be ok... kinda

 

you know what i always wondered if your car is already totaled and someone hits you can they total it again or do they have to fix it? lol

 

where did you find your other 240 ?

 

bought it off a friend i hope they dont total it, it dosnt look that bad i just need a new corner light, head light, parking light, bumper, hood, fog light and fender so im hoping to do a kouki conversion

 

My good wishes man... wish i could say the same for my self 8-(...

 

Oh My ****ing God! You got nailed bro.

So... argue with the rep, youre allowed to. You have hella money in that car, get it back.

http://www.zilvia.net/f/showthread.php?t=155652

Read it.

 

Hey Thanks alot man.. I like how thats looking.. Im looking into that right now...

 

OMG i just noticed your in miami too WTF damn miami drivers NEED to stay away from 240s wtf i hate then stupid women doing their make up talking on the cellphone and driving...... dude we goto hang out were like brothers now we have been through the same things

 

LMAO... IM DOWN MAN.. Jus hit me up anytime and we'll ride.. Oh wait.. I have to find another 240 first... 8-/
Keep any eye out for a clean 5spd one for me...

 

Dont mean to thread jack but... B your sig is ****ing sweet sex

 

haha ty just wanted to change its been the same for like a year lol.

oh ya S14_Turbo i found a gold 1997 240 5 speed for $5000 you better jump on that quick

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...g=1&cardist=15

 

Holy ***** that car needs to be lowered and re-painted.

 

(-_-) ...... Lol Needs alot more than that...

 

Easiest way to do this:

1.) get a lawyer, he will get you more $ out of this than you could ever think possible from both your insurance company and that guy's. and at most, he will take... 20%?

2.) contact your insurance company and the other guy's.

3.) let your insurance pull an estimate and then let your lawyer handle it from there. Your estimate will go higher with an attorney in the mix, trust me.

4.) collect from your insurance company the money your attorney will milk from them.

5.) inform your attorney you want the car back as part of your "buy-back" option in your policy. All insurance policies have that option, it saves them $ from putting it on the auction block.

Or you can just contact your insruance company and let them handle the whole thing and let them know you want the car back regardless.