Remember that in Oregon insurance laws are on YOUR side. You don't have to get it repaired. You can take the cash.
The insurance company will try to get to you take it their place and will him and ha about it quite a bit, but you have the right to get the value of the damage instead.
Try to avoid totalling it. The insurance company will want the vehicle in exchange for total damage amount and they don't necessarily have to return it or sell it to you. I personally wouldn't let the vehicle of out my sight.
I'm not verses on the absolutely latest laws, but I know in the past Oregon's insurance laws are very pro-consumer.
If it was me, I'd turn that into a new rear steal bumper from Slee.
I'm afraid that actually fixing it would probably cost more than the vehicle is worth in this market, however. I can't answer the last two questions, but that would concern me greatly.
The insurance company will try to get to you take it their place and will him and ha about it quite a bit, but you have the right to get the value of the damage instead.
Try to avoid totalling it. The insurance company will want the vehicle in exchange for total damage amount and they don't necessarily have to return it or sell it to you. I personally wouldn't let the vehicle of out my sight.
I'm not verses on the absolutely latest laws, but I know in the past Oregon's insurance laws are very pro-consumer.
If it was me, I'd turn that into a new rear steal bumper from Slee.
I'm afraid that actually fixing it would probably cost more than the vehicle is worth in this market, however. I can't answer the last two questions, but that would concern me greatly.