Sup folks, it's me again

Just to say, thanks for all of you guys comments and suggestions, this site has helped me a lot and i learned a lot of things....but

One more favor

How much should i ask the owner for my loss?

i was thinking ???....let me know you guys input

TAI

Doing this coz i just saw the post on how many R's were produced and only 13XX for the 2000? damn....i miss it more and more...but we'll see what i do with the money...

Kev

 

Tell him that he has to replace the car, then find one that you like and make him give you the price for it. Then spend the money he gives you on whatever you like.

 

tell em to get u another r there still lots on sale. like that post bout the davis dealership in PA selling 3 r's tell em to get u the one for 25000 since they payin for it.

 

IF they decide to take back their word, time to get a GOOOOD lawyer.

 

Yea if you like the R, have him replace it, if your up to the risk of owning another one.

 

like everyone else is saying... find yourself a MINT itr ....

like the one here--> http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...=5335

it only has 3k miles on it....

and then make the shop pay for it

 

Wow thats clean, but I wonder what kind of exhaust is on there

 

why are u asking the owner for money? Your insurance should handle that. Unless I missed something here, you should have reported this to your insurance, they give you the value of the car, and if the shop is gonna pay for it, it will be the insurance company's job to get their money back from the shop. The shop shouldnt pay you directly for the loss of the car. Atleast thats the way it worked for me.

 

now i need my receipts which i don't 100% have. i mean i paid cash and most of the receipts were written and i wanted the salesman to get some extra on the side so that if it had to do with installing, then they wouldn't mess with anything. i'm gonna get the value plus receipts and some more for my time that i put into that car. i'll start a new post later on. gotta go talk to them body shop folks

 

Insurance doesn't pay the value of the car, it pays the value of a <U>replacement.</U> The more evidence you provide about what it would cost to replace, the better off you will be.

 

Do not settle for blue book value because you are getting jipped. As most of know, Type R are selling for much more above blue book. If I were you, find 3 Type R the same years as your around your area and tell him to give you the mean of the 3 prices. I have seen type r go for $22-$25k USED!! Kind of funny when you think about it because my friend got one for $22.5k NEW during the end of 01 before the rsx hit the dealer floors.