2006 Malibu Maxx – low mileage – well maintained vehicle.
We hit a deer. Damage to car as follows;
- front bumper cover
- grill
- left. headlamp
- hood
- left. fender
- left. mirror.
- minor scrape to drivers door
- front seat belts
Although there is no structural damage to this vehicle the insurance company does not want to repair it. Can they do this to a perfectly drivable car? Why would they want to scrap a car that has no mechanical damage. or does the adjuster have a buddy looking for a cheap car.
So – in essence, I have paid the Insurance Company a crapload of money for the privilege of being screwed out of an immaculate, low mileage, overly maintained car.
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