Hans, I am so happy you are okay, but please dude, stop trying to give me a heart attack!!!!!!

Glad to hear you're OK, and wow, that car held up awesomely. I'm never riding in my aunt'* Neon again.

That car is not a write off. it can be fixed using used parts and they would/could/should fix the rear quarters. i think looking at a new car just because of this is a little premature (unless you were thinking about it prior)

Im glad your ok. thank good for heaf rest!

"I hope you never get hit ............in the reeeeeeeeear, agaaaaaaaain......"

so yeah.....not cheap to fix a car these days, considering the lack of damage.


They want to replace 3 tail lights for delam (dealer pointed out that the delamination on my tail lights was caused by the accident, it was partially on one but not 3 of them lol).


$2367 is what it looks like the dealer will fix it for.



The insurance guy today offered me $2500 to cover the car, my hospital bill and the pain and suffering, its time to talk I think.

First offer is always lowball. Play the game with patience. Don't mention attorney until the 3rd offer.

What'* the hazardous waste removal mean? Did the neon have toxic sludge all over it or something?

That price includes a supercharger oil change.


That sh** is toxic lol.




So should I try to pursue pain and suffering? whats that worth? My back is still hurtin pretty bad 5 days later.


My hospital bills are under $500 so far including the cost of perscriptions.


Should I go in asking for $4000 then argue down to $3000 and take the money and run (or pay my other medical bills off lol)...or what.

back pain you want to see a specialist. trust me. My uncle didn't and he found out later that he damaged more than he thought.

Do they know you've seen a doc? Save your bills. They'll come back with a higher offer if you refused that one.

Wait and see. If you don't hear anything in 2 weeks, call them back and offer them your estimates and medical bills.

Most insurance companies will keep the car seperate from you.