You're getting the shaft on this one. A car that has been damaged that badly can't be returned to perfect condition. It will be repaired to safe operating condition, but you will have nothing but problem with it from now on, and it will never 'feel' the same. Even if it is just minor stuff, like tires that wear out quicker than usual, the car will start nickel and diming you to death.....
Ouch!!!....and our Minnesota trip
- Thread starter Pat in Kentuckiana
- Start date
- Status
In Superior there is a Bong museum too, turn left at the museum and it'll take you to all the main shopping/downtown area. I've been there a bunch of times since my girlfriend's mom lives right in South Range which is only a couple of miles from Superior. I've seen that distribution center too, it's a sight to behold! Next time I'm there I'd like to actually find more Amsoil building but that's the only one I could plainly see while heading into Duluth over the bridge. Glad you had a good time! The Superior/Duluth area is really nice. Sorry to hear about the 'rolla but I'm sure things will turn out and I'm glad your wife is okay!
Last edited:
Originally Posted By: addyguy
You're getting the shaft on this one. A car that has been damaged that badly can't be returned to perfect condition. It will be repaired to safe operating condition, but you will have nothing but problem with it from now on, and it will never 'feel' the same. Even if it is just minor stuff, like tires that wear out quicker than usual, the car will start nickel and diming you to death.....
Well, I just hope the shop we've got it in is as good as advertised (ie, first-hand experience people I know have had with them). The nickel & diming will be the shop's, as any work relating to the accident is guaranteed as long as we own it, so they'll get it right or tire of seeing me...or both.
You're getting the shaft on this one. A car that has been damaged that badly can't be returned to perfect condition. It will be repaired to safe operating condition, but you will have nothing but problem with it from now on, and it will never 'feel' the same. Even if it is just minor stuff, like tires that wear out quicker than usual, the car will start nickel and diming you to death.....
Well, I just hope the shop we've got it in is as good as advertised (ie, first-hand experience people I know have had with them). The nickel & diming will be the shop's, as any work relating to the accident is guaranteed as long as we own it, so they'll get it right or tire of seeing me...or both.
- Status
