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They were asking for over $100kAsking for my bulldog. How much were they asking by chance?
Also I did just email my guide. See what he says. Collecting all information at this time to make the best decision.
That's $29,000 in damage for the truck based on Previous estimates.Turns out 7k lb truck wins vs Civic. Three weeks into ownership and loving the truck so far. Was on the way home yesterday and stopped at a red light. After turning green started to accelerate when felt a slight lurch forward and a bunch of lights go on the dash. The lights went away and I started to look around and find out what happened. Started to see smoke and then noticed a little bit of blue sticking up above the tailgate.
Turns out the blue was a Honda Civic that had hit dead center of the rear of the truck probably around 20 to 30 MPH. No airbags for me with Civic owners going off. Everyone was safe and no injuries.
After all reports got filled out I was still able to drive the truck home with only a few warnings about sensors being out. Insurance claim has been started with USAA so we'll see how this goes. I live in NW Florida so nearest service center is Atlanta. Hopefully that doesn't complicate things to much. Please see the attached photos and I'll be sure to update through the process.
On a good note the other owner had an adorable American bulldog that was perfectly safe but enjoyed making friends after. Send any questions my way.
What's the protocol here, especially if not insured by Rivian's rep
You should call that dealer and document the price, will be very helpful when the insurance negotiations start if they do total it.Asking for my bulldog. How much were they asking by chance?
Also I did just email my guide. See what he says. Collecting all information at this time to make the best decision.
Regardless of insurer??
U tell'em that I'm coming....and hell is coming with me!!!!!
Trust nothing a guide says
You seem to be confusing GVWR with curb weight.
The real question is how the hell did you get a R1T in NW Florida...... LOL
Glad you’re all safe and sorry for the vehicle.Turns out 7k lb truck wins vs Civic. Three weeks into ownership and loving the truck so far. Was on the way home yesterday and stopped at a red light. After turning green started to accelerate when felt a slight lurch forward and a bunch of lights go on the dash. The lights went away and I started to look around and find out what happened. Started to see smoke and then noticed a little bit of blue sticking up above the tailgate.
Turns out the blue was a Honda Civic that had hit dead center of the rear of the truck probably around 20 to 30 MPH. No airbags for me with Civic owners going off. Everyone was safe and no injuries.
After all reports got filled out I was still able to drive the truck home with only a few warnings about sensors being out. Insurance claim has been started with USAA so we'll see how this goes. I live in NW Florida so nearest service center is Atlanta. Hopefully that doesn't complicate things to much. Please see the attached photos and I'll be sure to update through the process.
On a good note the other owner had an adorable American bulldog that was perfectly safe but enjoyed making friends after. Send any questions my way.
Diminished value only comes into play if they decide to fix it. A vehicle that has been in an accident and repaired is worth usually substantially less than one never in an accident. The diminished value claim is to make you whole by paying out that value.
