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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I wouldn't buy a new car instantly unless your plan is to pay whatever one dealer asks.  It'll take a little time to gather quotes from multiple dealers, which is the way to get a good price.  You may also want to expand your universe of potential replacement vehicles, as some brands and models will represent better deals.  But, if you're set on a used Volvo and find one you like at a price which seems reasonable, go for it.  [/quote]

She needs to be doing the shopping now because once it's officially totaled the clock starts running on the rental car from insurance.[/quote]

wrong, if she is not at fault the offender must pay the rental and then when that's exhausted her rental benefit kicks in. [/quote]

It ends the day you get check. My car was a obvious total and Progressive got me check in a few days. Other one the car may have been fixable it just took a few more days.

But obivious total. Is quick. My car was a 2011 only worth $9,000 and easy total. April 2nd is when tarrifs kick in. You can buy one for $500 to hold it a few days and you will now by then. The adjuster got my car checked out in three days. It was in a lot progressive was paying for. They got it out of there quick and I signed title over in person and got check and it was on line in CoPart in a few hours for sale.   [/quote]

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