Just totalled my car, and very disapointed with Geico's response...
You needed to file a claim with the person that cut you off and caused you to deter into the rail.
Your liability insurance would cover the car you hit but only if you were at fault.
This is an example of not involving your insurance. You collided with the guard rail and unfortunately are 100%responsible to repair your car , this is not covered by liability.
Just be glad you are not stuck with the repair of the guard rail...
It was good for Geico you avoided the other car as if you hit from the rear 99% of the time you are at fault and geico would pay to have the OTHER VEHICLE fixed not yours.
I have full coverage on all my cars plus a 1m umbrella. Geico is telling me to prove to them when the damage on my car happened which is impossible. LOL So I pay 4400.00 year and get denied, you likely pay less for your Focus and liability only protects other peoples property from you.
Fix your car, and be thankful you are not hurt. Geico has some great people and some vindictive ones

well **** happens...
Collision coverage is what you need in this case, which is not worth it for this car. Look up KBB value of you car, I don't think it's even close to 6k. So even if you had the coverage you'd get 2-3k from geico if you are lucky. Your savings on the insurance rate by not having collision offsets it further if not makes up for it. So good choice on not having collision on this type of car, but bad luck. Maybe should've driven C63 as daily driver, it has better breaks and more luxury you know...lol

and btw...I dont think my 2001 ford focus is considered a high-end car

and i dont think its worth more than $6,000

but the sentimental value of that car is priceless to me...I even sold my CLK instead my Focus to make a room for my C63...it is really that much for me...
and sorry for the bull-sh*t i post here...I still wanted my focus back

You hit the rail to avoid hitting another car... to a savvy policeman, you did the right thing, good going, we all agree!
To the insurance company, you're just a dummy who was driving too fast for conditions (your hydroplaning confirms this). They will pay to fix the guardrail, and maybe pay for the rollback, but you are on your own for your repairs.
The better coverage on your Benz is not going to transfer to your beater. If it did, no one would ever buy full coverage on more than one car, would they?
Sorry, but without an ID on the SUV and credible witness testimony, you have little chance of collecting on your car, as the insurance company has no one to go after to recoup their loss.







