very unfortunate. but life much more important than anything else.
you don't even know the airbag malfuntion or not until you "test" it :(Quote:
Originally Posted by tokyonite
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very unfortunate. but life much more important than anything else.
you don't even know the airbag malfuntion or not until you "test" it :(Quote:
Originally Posted by tokyonite
need some help here re repairers, I was told that I will need to give to NRMA my nominated repairer in case they decide to fix the car. How good is Marbo Smash in Bankstown? Any1 here dealt with them b4?
Whatever you do don't go with NRMA's repairer, best if you nominate one yourself. One that's decent...Quote:
Originally Posted by civic_07
Mine was written off, so didn't end up needing a repairer.
Thx howy, been very helpful :thumbsup:
yeah, I spent whole day today with friends to look for some quality repairers. Marbo is 1 of the name come up highly and its near my place.
No probs, don't want anyone else going through what I went through.Quote:
Originally Posted by civic_07
It's quite a troublesome experience, but at the end of the day you and your gf being ok is what matters.
Btw, after I put the claim in it took about 5 days for NRMA to get everything assessed and declare that my car was a total loss. From then it took about 3 weeks for them to get me a new replacement car with all the options I had before (tints, alarm, alloys, mats, etc...). During this time I did have to fax them some paper work (proof of purchase of the Civic, etc... they'll tell you what is needed).
If you happen to have made modifications to the car, make sure you have your receipts so you can claim for those too.
is this parked now in Waitara? or is that another smashed FD?
Hey Howy,
So does that mean that civic_07's FD still have chances to be written off at this point in time.
If so, let us all pray for him that the car can be declared as a total.
civic_07, you need to find at least two good repairers and it would be better if you know the owners (or you know some1 that knows the owners) so when the NRMA told you that its not a WO, you can ask these nominated repairers of yours to convinced NRMA that the car is WO. well... the thing is you need to know the owners well to do this... Good luck bro!
oooh... so this is how we can go around with it. Good one!
You guys just jinxed me.. mine got Scrapped up the side in the car park today.
and what pissed me off the most is they didnt even leave a note...
...u guys are really freaking me out aye.. lol... i now only park next to a wall/pole or next to a car which is considerably more expensive than mine.. i just dont get why ppl cant pay attention when they're opening their doors
Yes, right now there definitely is a chance that it can be a write off. When I had my car towed to the repairers, I was talking with him about the damage and he said my car was a 50/50 chance that it would be a write off.Quote:
Originally Posted by cymax
It depends on the assessor and how he's feeling.
Sorry to hear about that. Yeh I hate people that do runners! Badly damaged?Quote:
Originally Posted by LD_Mart