Argyle Edison
Member
My 10 SR5 was rear ended this past Friday. Too look at it you wouldn’t notice much, but the hitch is twisted to the left, bumper cover is damaged, and the other dominoes that come with such impact.
The appraiser just left and wants to replace the bumper cover, hitch (structural), and other things they find when the shop starts tearing into it. Will have to be out on a straightening rack.
My question is should I fix it or take the money?
Vehicle has just about 200,000 miles on it, but it’s in very good shape and runs very well. The damage from the accident doesn’t seem to affect anything. Hatch closes fine, No noises, everything seems to work (backup sensors).
Obviously the hitch is compromised, but I don’t tow with this vehicle as I have a tundra for that.
Thoughts or opinions?
The appraiser just left and wants to replace the bumper cover, hitch (structural), and other things they find when the shop starts tearing into it. Will have to be out on a straightening rack.
My question is should I fix it or take the money?
Vehicle has just about 200,000 miles on it, but it’s in very good shape and runs very well. The damage from the accident doesn’t seem to affect anything. Hatch closes fine, No noises, everything seems to work (backup sensors).
Obviously the hitch is compromised, but I don’t tow with this vehicle as I have a tundra for that.
Thoughts or opinions?