Farewell 1995 Civic
09-26-2006, 10:27 PM
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Farewell 1995 Civic We have been using my wife's first car, a 95 Civic, as a beater. It got stolen a month ago, and was recovered a few weeks later on the South side.
In any case, due to the fact that we kept in great condition, kept receipts, and it had only 51,000 miles, we got a total of $5800 which includes being reimbursed for the plates and the taxes.
In any case, due to the fact that we kept in great condition, kept receipts, and it had only 51,000 miles, we got a total of $5800 which includes being reimbursed for the plates and the taxes.
09-26-2006, 10:45 PM
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Yeah.
Word to the wise. State Farm uses NADA.com for a lot of comparos. We had to negotiate with them on the amount, we faxed them 10 other examples from around the US of cars selling for 5-6k with low mileage.
Word to the wise. State Farm uses NADA.com for a lot of comparos. We had to negotiate with them on the amount, we faxed them 10 other examples from around the US of cars selling for 5-6k with low mileage.
09-27-2006, 08:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Pro Stock John
Yeah.
Word to the wise. State Farm uses NADA.com for a lot of comparos. We had to negotiate with them on the amount, we faxed them 10 other examples from around the US of cars selling for 5-6k with low mileage.
Word to the wise. State Farm uses NADA.com for a lot of comparos. We had to negotiate with them on the amount, we faxed them 10 other examples from around the US of cars selling for 5-6k with low mileage.
it was awesome. I got more from that truck then I did from my 94 GMC 1500. There was no negotiation needed they just said HERE YA GO!!! 