I'm back with a bad news!
#1
Lexus Test Driver
Thread Starter
I'm back with a bad news!
Somebody hit my RC. How bad is this?
And after I buffed it with Scratch X
And after I buffed it with Scratch X
#2
Not too bad. Easily fixable.
-Josh
-Josh
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#4
Lexus Test Driver
Thread Starter
No, the sensor works ok. The car still drives like new!
The old bumper can't be fixed? I'm more worried about matching the paint. The car is only 7 months old.
The old bumper can't be fixed? I'm more worried about matching the paint. The car is only 7 months old.
#7
Lexus Test Driver
Thread Starter
Yea my car was parked with me sitting inside and my dash cam recording. I got everything on video and I even honked a few times but the woman didn't stop.
Maybe I'll just trade it in for RCF after I get it fixed.
Maybe I'll just trade it in for RCF after I get it fixed.
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#8
Lexus Test Driver
Sorry to hear about the bad news. If you are serious about trading it, there's probably no need to get it fixed first - get your insurance payment and let the dealer deal with fixing it.
#9
Lexus Test Driver
Thread Starter
This is my first accident in a very long time, what's the best way to go about this? I called my insurance already and they told me to bring it to a body shop and I guess the adjuster will meet me there to assess the damage? Then I just take the money and run?
#11
Lexus Test Driver
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Damn that's nasty man. How much did that cost u?! Is it totaled?
I wonder how much mine costs. Car never felt the same after an accident right?
I wonder how much mine costs. Car never felt the same after an accident right?
#13
This repair should cost no more then 850 dollars.
#14
Instructor
If that was my car and I was going to trade it, I'd touch it up to cover the black spots and let her rip!
Even if I wasn't going to trade it I'd touch it up and drive it. I wouldn't bother fixing that.
Even if I wasn't going to trade it I'd touch it up and drive it. I wouldn't bother fixing that.
#15
I had similar damage on my '13 GS350 when it was parked in a parking lot. USAA classified it a "hit and run" and replaced the whole bumper assembly and the paint matched perfectly. The best body shops computer-match the paint on your car so closely that you can't tell anything has been done to it. My out of pocket cost was negligible because it was covered under the Uninsured Motorist clause.