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Join Date: Jul 2020
Location: McKinney
Posts: 27
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Junior Member
Join Date: Jul 2020
Location: McKinney
Posts: 27
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If you can't sort it out you might be able to get it repaired or replaced through your auto insurance. This would be a claim on your comprehensive coverage. Check your policy to confirm that you have the coverage before calling to make a claim. Comprehensive claims generally don't increase your insurance rate. I obviously don't know your situation (loan on the vehicle or not, insurance coverage, the desire to not get a new auto loan, etc.), but this might help you move twords a solution quicker.
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