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YOUR RESEARCHThey GOT ME - PICS
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Repair so you can show a prospective future buyer
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The worst part is (like mine) it'll hit the Carfax reports and be noted as an accident and a future sale may be a bit more difficult becasue of all the negative connotation associated with any Porsche that's been in an accident....diminished value...be sure to take lots of pictures of the repair so you can show a prospective future buyer that the damage was strcitly cosmetic.
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Repair so you can show a prospective future buyer
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The worst part is (like mine) it'll hit the Carfax reports and be noted as an accident and a future sale may be a bit more difficult becasue of all the negative connotation associated with any Porsche that's been in an accident....diminished value...be sure to take lots of pictures of the repair so you can show a prospective future buyer that the damage was strcitly cosmetic.
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19 eligible posts · 0 unverified posts · 1 discussions match the subject in their title or opening post.
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that should run her about $5500....glad you're ok and it didn't smack the engine....but that has to be the WORST feeling in the world...feeling that hit from behind and first thought....OMG...my engine just ate it.
The worst part is (like mine) it'll hit the Carfax reports and be noted as an accident and a future sale may be a bit more difficult becasue of all the negative connotation associated with any Porsche that's been in an accident....diminished value...be sure to take lots of pictures of the repair so you can show a prospective future buyer that the damage was strcitly cosmetic. I had the body show photograph every step of their repair and put that in my file. Sorry to see this happen to you partner....
Chuck
That's just one very bad day. Sorry to see your cars taking a beating. I'm glad to hear everyone is well. The cars will fix. Make sure their insurance pays through the nose - the increase in their premiums will teach them a lesson.
TD... sorry to hear about your booboo. I get very angry with drivers that just dont pay attention. I assume that she was fully insured and is taking care of everything?
I know what you do for a living......she is so screwed...you should have rolled out the drivers door, grabbed your neck and yelled out "mamma"...that would have been great on the traffic cam!
Glad your ok.
