question for not a honda owner
#1
question for not a honda owner
my friend bought a 2000 a6 2.7t with 70k for 8k he has been driving w/o insurance since he bought it (sunday) he crashed it this morning (black ice) he dosent want to pay for the repairs what can he do?
#2
RE: question for not a honda owner
That's not really a cop question as it is an insurance-agent question... And, since I'm not an insurance agent any more than notahondaowner is, nor am I a licensed/registered peace-officer anywhere in the state of Illinois any more than notahondaowner is, I'm just as qualified to answer, so, here goes:
Ummm... <<shruggs>> Iount know, SELL it, maybe?!?!?!
You shudda sent him a PM for a question like this, BTW.
Ummm... <<shruggs>> Iount know, SELL it, maybe?!?!?!
You shudda sent him a PM for a question like this, BTW.
#8
RE: question for not a honda owner
im thinking get insurance file a police report and tell the police that he was scared and he thought he could fix it him self and get a report and then file it?
damage: quarter panel trunk and bumper he told me that he fucked up his rear diff too
btw i called him a dumbass for it too didnt help the situation....
damage: quarter panel trunk and bumper he told me that he fucked up his rear diff too
btw i called him a dumbass for it too didnt help the situation....
#9
RE: question for not a honda owner
Follow-up:
Did he trade-in a vehicle? Did he have insurance on the vehicle he traded in? IF 'yes' is the answer to both questions, then he would probably have coverage for the new Audi. Insurance companies usually allow you 30 days to notify them when a new vehicle is acquired before the coverage issue would be sticky.
If he had no insurance with anybody, he's S-O-L. If he allowed the dealer to finance it, then the lienholder would be covered for the amount of the loan, but not any equity. That's called "VSI", on Vendors-Single-Interest coverage.
Did he trade-in a vehicle? Did he have insurance on the vehicle he traded in? IF 'yes' is the answer to both questions, then he would probably have coverage for the new Audi. Insurance companies usually allow you 30 days to notify them when a new vehicle is acquired before the coverage issue would be sticky.
If he had no insurance with anybody, he's S-O-L. If he allowed the dealer to finance it, then the lienholder would be covered for the amount of the loan, but not any equity. That's called "VSI", on Vendors-Single-Interest coverage.