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update: I caved in after speaking to my father and showing him the pics. He agreed with most of you, that I shouldn't spend money on a new bumper when this one is fixable, and that they might just fix this one anyway and tell me it was a new one if I did.
So I was hit from behind the other day, and my bumper looks retarded now. The insurance adjuster wants the bumper repaired, instead of replaced.
Honda is doing the repairs, and they won't warrant against paint chipping in the future. To get around this, they want to replace the bumper entirely. This is also what I want, I don't want to keep repainting the bumper over and over.
The car is a brand new (~6000 miles) at time of accident. I was rear-ended.
Honda needs an answer before 12PM. It is 10:45 now. What should I tell the insurance adjuster?
Pic of damage from Geico's website.
So I was hit from behind the other day, and my bumper looks retarded now. The insurance adjuster wants the bumper repaired, instead of replaced.
Honda is doing the repairs, and they won't warrant against paint chipping in the future. To get around this, they want to replace the bumper entirely. This is also what I want, I don't want to keep repainting the bumper over and over.
The car is a brand new (~6000 miles) at time of accident. I was rear-ended.
Honda needs an answer before 12PM. It is 10:45 now. What should I tell the insurance adjuster?
Pic of damage from Geico's website.