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badguy03
post Aug 25 2008, 03:33 PM

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This topic also came out ar? See how serious your accident lor.
Mine last time front crash other's boot and took 2 weeks to repair and come back. smile.gif

For yours if turned upside down means the top also damage right? Then it should be longer, probably 1 month - 2 months. If you miss your car, go to the factory and pay a visit lar. I did that last time.

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badguy03
post Aug 25 2008, 06:56 PM

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One thing i wish to know. How did you drive the car until it can hit the divider? Did you drive too fast or try to avoid something har? smile.gif
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post Aug 26 2008, 05:42 PM

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QUOTE(k3v1n @ Aug 25 2008, 07:45 PM)
aiya i dun even know can replace a new one!! now is too late edi...the loan is approved cry.gif  cry.gif  cry.gif
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Wah.. it's indeed worst than what i have expected. Even though if somehow the car managed to be repaired, it won't be like original anymore for sure. Because no matter how great the mechanic are, they won't be able to normalize the car's "bone" to 100% which will affected the shape of the car.
Be prepared, the silence in the car when you driving later will probably won't be as quiet as before.

P/S: You seriously should have requested to change to new car.

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post Aug 27 2008, 12:24 AM

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QUOTE(k3v1n @ Aug 26 2008, 07:09 PM)
yea...i hope to get new car too but no money sad.gif
is it possible to trade in with perodua without let them know i got accident b4?
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Should have request from Insurance before you claim see whether it's possible to change whole car or no instead of repair.
You might able to do that but not if they have an expert mechanic with them to inspect the car, they will know it just by look and few knocks.
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post Aug 27 2008, 02:35 PM

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QUOTE(k3v1n @ Aug 27 2008, 10:23 AM)
actually i dunno anything about car insurance things, i just let them do only....they said the car u look at it, is very bad, but actually it's not that bad wo...the things have to change is windscreen, both door screen, a side mirror, rooftop, bonnet, bumper and engine block...the front chassis got abit affected but can be repair, i ask them chassis can be repair one meh? then they said can ah....just replace a new one to the affected area lo...(got such things ga? shocking.gif ) they said a car chasis actually is combined by several chassis, just to replace on the affected area... 
I also dunno why have to register, i think it involve on engine part also need register? actually what is engine block ah??
ya bro im fine now, it is my car lo sad.gif
i scare cannot sell off le after accident....sad.gif can teach me what to do? if u guys will u guys sell it??
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I guess the sales agent is trying to avoid getting a new car for you cause that will claimed a large amount from the insurance company and means they will lose money instead of suppose to earn money from you.
Then the agent probably got some "jalan" with the sub car repair shop that this "big repair" claims which still cheaper than changing car claims will definitely make some money between those 2 party which involved.
(This is only my thought but it might be true. We won't know.)
Suppose from the things to be changed as mentioned, it's nearly like changing a half cut of the car already which will reduced the safety of your car in future when driving. (Original whole body and remounted bone got very big differences.)

If it need to register, could it means the engine is totally replaced with new one? smile.gif

For me, i would try to sell it as soon as possible. Otherwise, use it for light purpose only. Not recommended for another accident with that same car. Good luck.

 

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