Cars sold in salesrooms are always more expensive (warranty etc) than private sales, make sure you check/compare trade adds on donedeals, adverts.ie if your car was bought in garage,
Have you the receipt for the car?
Cars sold in salesrooms are always more expensive (warranty etc) than private sales, make sure you check/compare trade adds on donedeals, adverts.ie if your car was bought in garage,
Have you the receipt for the car?
Hi,
I had similar offer from an insurance co. a few years ago. I went to the garage where I had purchased the car and asked him what he would be offering me if I was trading it in.
He quoted me what I considered to be the value and he put it in writing.The company paid this amount.
Best of luck take on the challenge. I would expect they would put you back in the position in which you were prior to the accident.
Browtal
Your car could be repaired to a good standard for less than €1600. If you have comp cover, you have two options here. 1) With the value of €1700 offered, ask what the salvage value is, should you retain the car. You would then, based on the figures, check the viability of repairing the car with second hand door and mirror at a much reduced cost than €1600. 2) Use your comp cover to have your car repaired, they will in turn recover costs from the other insurance company. I think €1700 is quite a low offer unless the car was in poor condition or very high mileage.
The car was in good condition and with normal mileage. The salvage value of the car is 350 euro. I can keep the car and fix it myself - then I will get 1700 euro - 350 euro = 1350 euro if I am correct? Can I put this car straight on the road after is fixed??? Using the second hand parts I could have it fixed for around 600 - 800 euro give a guess
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