you could fix alot of that yourself with some basic tools. get parts from junkyard donor cars and send that s*** off to maaco for a basic paint job lmao

you should probably look at used car prices rn
especially honda and toyota being known for reliability a 2010 accord is going for 7k and above bro the pandemic has dealerships marking up crazy rn

S*** time to try and buy a car, new or used, sorry breh

S***

I might be able to fix a panel or two but if there’s structural/internal damage there’s no f***ing way I’m fixing that

I’m meeting with the owner of the shop on monday to talk with him so I’m gonna ask him not to paint the car and just fix what he has to

No way 8k, even 5k should be going into a 2012 Corolla with 90k miles.

You can buy another 2012 for the same price

Trade it in for something else

you can literally buy another 2012ish econobox with around the same miles on it for about 8k, get something else and part out your car

avi to post ratio is insane

How is it not totalled with that much damage

No way it costs 7500 just for cosmetic damage on a 2012 corolla.

Bro ive literally destroyed new muscle cars and have been quoted less to fix.

If its structural damage just let them total it and buy a 2015 corolla for 7500.

You need forward collision warning or assistance but ik you prob cant afford that. Id honestly just put the money down and make a monthly payment just for forward collision assistance in a car for you. You sound like you need it.

they said the damages would cost like 7500 to repair at least. and that was only visual damage, not even considering what they'd find when they start to tear my car down

If you're paying over 7.5k+ for JUST visual damage and there's more to repair, you're an idiot

Buy a new car

2012 corolla

buy a new car the f***

Bruh If I crashed my car and it cost $4k to repair I'd get rid of that s***

f*** is you talking about 7.5k at minimum

im surprised they didnt just toal the car given the repair damage cost