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. I'm told by State Farm (my insurance) that they're paying for the repairs and rental car and that they will "subrogate" the other insurance company to get their money back, plus my deductable and any other costs I've incurred. Does anyone know if I should even attempt to get my two months' lease payment back? I've not been able to use the vehicle and endured all sorts of inconveniences, including cancelling a trip because the PT can't pull a trailer (heck, it doesn't have enough power to pull into traffic.) One note to the body shop's credit: they started paying for my rental last week because it has taken so long to fix the GL and it's not expected to be ready for another week or so.
It's a tough call, but I'd say the person at fault's insurance is the best place to start. While it is a couple of thousand dollars, I don't know if I'd call "The Eagle" just yet (or whoever your local ambulance chaser is). I mean, you could also talk about loss of resale value, all kinds of things, but I think once you get the sharks involved, they're the only thing that eats.
Or something.


) It's the depreciation that your car suffered by being involved in an accident. I had one insurance agent try to tell me my wrecked car was actually worth MORE money after it was repaired because the replaced parts were new. Um, do I look stupid?
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