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Alemao 13 year s ago
How do you get $60,000 in damages when the top of the line model is only $65,000. Unless that bear went to town on the engine and exterior too I don't think it was that much.
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zugzub 13 year s ago
Actually Damages take into account parts and LABOR.
So yes you can easily exceed the value of the car for repairs. Why do you think insurance companies call some damages a total loss?
So yes you can easily exceed the value of the car for repairs. Why do you think insurance companies call some damages a total loss?
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orendadude 13 year s ago
LOL...Fucking Toyota. Good riddance and I agree, that peice of shit isn't worth 60,000 never mind that much in damage. If that Toyota is listing for that much, there are some really, really stupid people in the world.
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TexasT 13 year s ago
I nearly did not look because you said it was cruel. That was not cruel, who cares about damage to a car. I thought the bear was hurt or worse. Burn that stupid car.
So yes you can easily exceed the value of the car for repairs. Why do you think insurance companies call some damages a total loss?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67tNwTtH0qE