It has to be 70% or worse for them to total it. The miles and year of the car also have a lot of say whether the car gets totaled or not. I wnated it totaled so I could get book value on it or at least what I paid for it. I know that there are better deals out there then what I got for my car espically when it was in a minor accident before.......effing peeps

I used to have a 1988 Eagle Premier that I got from my dad, and before he bought it, he test drove it (only car he EVER test drove). Well, while he was driving around, BAM, smucked a deer. Needless to say, he bought it. Just dented the fender, but I thought I'd tell that story.