@Sawyer
I can find other 9th gen Accord sedans for only a few grand more than insurance is giving me, but they’re all silver, white, or beige.
Wade said:
@Sawyer
I can find other 9th gen Accord sedans for only a few grand more than insurance is giving me, but they’re all silver, white, or beige.
In my opinion, color is secondary to a good, running vehicle. If it’s only a few thousand difference, I’d pull the trigger. You can always wrap it later if you hate the color.
@Sawyer
I understand why since they’re not making TDIs anymore, not to mention they weren’t as common in the US
I understand why you’d feel sentimental, but it’s probably time to move on
Winslow said:
I understand why you’d feel sentimental, but it’s probably time to move on
- It has a lot of sentimental value to me
- I’m having a tough time finding a clean 2013-15 LX or Sport in blue for a reasonable price
@Wade
This here! What are they giving you?
Leroy said:
@Wade
This here! What are they giving you?
$8k
Leroy said:
@Wade
This here! What are they giving you?
$8k
That seems a bit low. I was on CarGurus a couple of days ago trying to find a comp to my 2014 because I feared that the CVT had blown up. Look at your local listings before you accept
Leroy said:
@Wade
This here! What are they giving you?
$8k
You can appeal that amount. A friend of mine got a lawyer to write a letter.
Just get a new one with the check they give you
No, especially with the fact that all that has been sitting open and exposed to the weather.
Wayne said:
No, especially with the fact that all that has been sitting open and exposed to the weather.
If you were in a dry climate, I would say maybe.
Even if you could, would they even insure it?