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Originally Posted by qball
This is what I've done.
1. I photographed the car at the Goodyear store.
2. Car has been flat bedded to Dimmit Lotus in Clearwater (their expense)
3. I've already spoken to the body shop manager and he knows that I am going to be picky about the car (if salvageable). They said they were going to bring it to the Lotus shop and have the mechanic go over it for mechanical issues.
4. I've asked for a copy of the incident report to be faxed to me from the Goodyear store (not received yet)
5. I've called my insurance agent and they are aware. He said the first step was to see how Goodyear would handle it.
Am I missing anything else?
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I'd get the shop's insurance into - it should be their problem.
I agree with others - with the hole in the floor and other damage, it should be clearly totaled. The sooner the shop's insurance company realizes this, the sooner you can be out shopping for your new car.
Last - even though the guy who put it on the lift may not be too sharp, at least he wasn't killed.