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Damaged Front Chassis (right side), worth to keep?

RJP_Vios2015

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The insurance company is offering a total wreck claim where we still need to pay a good amount of money to close our account.

Repair center advised us that we should take it.

Need help. :(
 

Jimzz

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Year, make, and model plus pictures would help.

Did you ask for more money yet? The insurance companies first offer is usually low so find 3 of the same year, make, and models for sale on craigslist, autotrader, and CarMax that are higher priced. Send the 3 highest to the insurance company and ask them to match it.
 

HarryLui

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Things OP needs to learn.

First offer from anyone and every one is always low. You need not to accept it.
Financing a car always mean the car loan is upside down (car depreciate faster than the loan goes down)

What were the circumstances of the wreck? Single car? Multiple cars? Is there a police report? Who's at fault? Who's insurance company is making the offer? Does the one at fault of insurance? Any and all information would help.
 

razel

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Sounds more like a financial question that only the OP can answer after looking at your own finances, but if this is your 1st post and you registered just for that question then more likely you are in the 50% gray area where either decision leaves you mild. If that's the case, then just flip a coin.