Sorry about the accident and I see now why those brush guards are referred to as damage multipliers. Without that thing on there, it looks like it may have been just bumper damage? I hope you get it fixed relatively inexpensively and don't put another one of those things on.
In Colorado and need some help- My 100 was in wreck, front is bad- nd used parts to get back on rd
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Sorry about the accident and I see now why those brush guards are referred to as damage multipliers. Without that thing on there, it looks like it may have been just bumper damage? I hope you get it fixed relatively inexpensively and don't put another one of those things on.
Jesus Christmas! That happened in a parking lot? I would say the estimate is accurate. Thing is there is always some hidden stuff that comes up when it gets stripped down. Go do a search for comparable vehicles for sale within your region and out. You should have no problem demonstrating those vehicles go for around 8 to 10k. Remember it is a negotiation and bring all the info they will have to come up. Not fun but stick to your price.
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Thanks guys I really do appreciate everyone's input here. This has been pretty stressful for me. Things seem to be going OK with State Farm as they did agree to call three local dealers here in Colorado to get a better value idea. The funny thing about my Aries brush bar that I had on there is the body shop is saying it did cause a little damage to the right fender but protected the left corner From being pushed in to the engine bay area which could've caused more damage . In the end I will not put a brush bar on at this point I'm definitely replacing it with TJM or something similar right now TJM. is the plan
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