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post 1553814671 06-14-2018, 10:10 AM
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You just got possibly your first real world lesson on why insurance companies are pieces of ****.
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post 1553814851 06-14-2018, 10:14 AM
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Originally Posted By nckid
Feel free to update the attachments with proper posting so I can put in original postAttachment 8932641Attachment 8932651Attachment 8932661
I remember you *******. Didn’t you paint the car a while back?
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post 1553814861 06-14-2018, 10:14 AM
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Originally Posted By F.A.P.
Allow me to play doubles advocate here for a moment. Forall intensive purposes .
please don't ever say "intensive" again....................

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post 1553816991 06-14-2018, 10:39 AM
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Originally Posted By Redfish225
I remember you *******. Didn’t you paint the car a while back?
Why would I paint a brand new Porsche...?

Not sure why you have a stick up your ass towards me lol


I have updated the original post with pictures.
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post 1553817281 06-14-2018, 10:42 AM
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Originally Posted By dbluevette
Yes, the value of your vehicle is diminished even if there is no structural damage. But, I was able to get the other persons insurance company to pay me a diminished value amount on top of the amount to fix my vehicle since the damage done was not my fault. The amount of diminished value is negotiable. So don't settle for the insurance company's first offer.
Thanks, this is the type of reply I was looking for, with someone whos been through similar. My worry is because its not a person, instead a delivery company that they have some type of clause(if proper term) or a way to make it more difficult to pursue this. I know I would likely need a lawyer when trying to go against a company, and their fee's likely would outweigh any pay as the most i'd expect realistically for diminished value is a couple thousand, but I think it would be stupid to sit here and go "my car is going to lose value in years any way" "I can just tell buyers to F off", when its still thousands I couldn't have because of someone elses mistake.
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post 1553817561 06-14-2018, 10:45 AM
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So a Porsche in an average looking neighborhood?

I'm sure the pics are deceiving. It gets on my nerves when people would rather have a nice vehicle and live in a below average home or are still renting an apartment.

Carry on *******.
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post 1553817651 06-14-2018, 10:46 AM
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Originally Posted By MarinoMike
please don't ever say "intensive" again....................

idiots these days man.
It's a copy pasta brah. Meant to be funny.

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post 1553817761 06-14-2018, 10:47 AM
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Originally Posted By niospecv
So a Porsche in an average looking neighborhood?

I'm sure the pics are deceiving. It gets on my nerves when people would rather have a nice vehicle and live in a below average home or are still renting an apartment.

Carry on *******.
My car is parked in a garage daily, I however do have custody of a 2 year old, who I must bring to her mothers house at times that lives in a town house neighborhood type of home, where the hit and run happened(neighborhood is not in the pictures)..


You do realize a daily driven car does go to public places, although I do have handicap parking to avoid some door ding opportunities in public
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post 1553817871 06-14-2018, 10:49 AM
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Originally Posted By nckid
My car is parked in a garage daily, I however do have custody of a 2 year old, who I must bring to her mothers house at times that lives in a town house neighborhood type of home..


You do realize a daily driven car does go to public places, although I do have handicap parking to avoid some door ding opportunities in public
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post 1553818031 06-14-2018, 10:50 AM
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$900 aint gonna fix a crease on a body line and that gouge or whatever below it

but chill with the "i have so much money" tryharding.. talking about diminished value claims on a $185k car, sounds like you can't really afford it as easily as you make it sound
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Originally Posted By nckid
You do realize a daily driven car does go to public places, although I do have handicap parking to avoid some door ding opportunities in public
No sympathy for a ******* who uses handicapped parking for that reason
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Originally Posted By MarinoMike
please don't ever say "intensive" again....................

idiots these days man.
did you even read the rest of the copypasta?
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post 1553818521 06-14-2018, 10:56 AM
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lol'd @ soccer mom car
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post 1553818571 06-14-2018, 10:57 AM
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Originally Posted By SuperHercules
No sympathy for a ******* who uses handicapped parking for that reason
yes because my handicap parking that i had almost 2 years before the Porsche has nothing to do with bilateral leg damages that got me medically retired from the marine corps.....
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post 1553818751 06-14-2018, 10:58 AM
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Originally Posted By amikaelmorris
$900 aint gonna fix a crease on a body line and that gouge or whatever below it

but chill with the "i have so much money" tryharding.. talking about diminished value claims on a $185k car, sounds like you can't really afford it as easily as you make it sound
Why should he be OK with losing money?

Especially through no fault of his own?
The billionaire and the beggar both have 24 hours in a day.

That's why grandma's apple pie rocks and yours sucks.
Originally Posted By Dave22reborn
At least it will thunderstorm tonight, and we know how they feel about water. :)
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whats the retail on one of those?
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Get a lawyer if necessary, you're exactly right about diminished value, no fixes will give you the equivalent of the factory paint job. Rape them via your lawyer if they don't want to play ball. I'm pissed and it's not even my car, why would this moron need to even get close to that gem.
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Originally Posted By amikaelmorris
$900 aint gonna fix a crease on a body line and that gouge or whatever below it

but chill with the "i have so much money" tryharding.. talking about diminished value claims on a $185k car, sounds like you can't really afford it as easily as you make it sound
I already have an estimation, 900 dollars is what they said they will pay out to the shop at a time as work is done, instead of writing a check for the estimated full value and another for any costs that come up non estimated. Not sure how im try harding by thinking my vehicle has diminished value at its price range. A 10-20k car is easier to say car history damage isn't a big deal to still pay whatever price for, versus someone forking out 6 figures and not expecting to get the car in the best shape possible/accident free for spending so much money.

Im assuming you're just trolling, as I said nothing about what I can or cant afford, unless you're one of the idiots in society who would hit an expensive car and go "oh he can afford it, im not leaving insurance to have to pay".
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Originally Posted By AWillis
whats the retail on one of those?


My original value is off as I mentioned 185k with 15% discount not taking into account that I also added paint protection, warrenty, and etc
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Originally Posted By linkherooftime
lol'd @ soccer mom car
3.4 second 0-60 time, will get my child to soccer fast, im fine with that. Would have gotten the 911 if I did not need a 4 door and space for a child.
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Mirin Aventador.

Why was your car outside? Do you live in a town home ?
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Originally Posted By nckid
Thanks, this is the type of reply I was looking for, with someone whos been through similar. My worry is because its not a person, instead a delivery company that they have some type of clause(if proper term) or a way to make it more difficult to pursue this. I know I would likely need a lawyer when trying to go against a company, and their fee's likely would outweigh any pay as the most i'd expect realistically for diminished value is a couple thousand, but I think it would be stupid to sit here and go "my car is going to lose value in years any way" "I can just tell buyers to F off", when its still thousands I couldn't have because of someone elses mistake.
And yet not one rep has been seen.
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Originally Posted By CrookedDink
Mirin Aventador.

Why was your car outside? Do you live in a town home ?
its a daily driver as I always have an infant with me, so it will be outside from time to time, but the hit & run happened at my child's mother's house which is a townhouse neighborhood.

I have security cameras in the vehicle for hit and runs but it doesn't make a difference in this situation.
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And yet not one rep has been seen.
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Originally Posted By nckid
My problem is they will be reporting the damages to my car history per their regulations and etc. Having body work especially if for some reason it says collision or others negative explanation, would diminish the value of my car. I would assume any person especially dealer will want to take money off anything possible on a vehicle that costs that much.
There is a legal term and precedent for getting paid for your car's decreased value. I forget what it is, but you have to go out of your way and ask for it.
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Originally Posted By nckid
its a daily driver as I always have an infant with me, so it will be outside from time to time, but the hit & run happened at my child's mother's house which is a townhouse neighborhood.

I have security cameras in the vehicle for hit and runs but it doesn't make a difference in this situation.
Ah that really sucks. The worst part is mental IMO - knowing your new car isn't "perfect" anymore. It was never going to be as a daily driver with a kid though.

GL getting it sorted
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Originally Posted By JUSA
There is a legal term and precedent for getting paid for your car's decreased value. I forget what it is, but you have to go out of your way and ask for it.
It is called a diminished value claim.
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Idk about a driving a 170k car as a daily driver. Get a mid range sedan/suv for picking up your kid and doing chores and keep the porsche for weekends?
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Originally Posted By CrookedDink
Ah that really sucks. The worst part is mental IMO - knowing your new car isn't "perfect" anymore. It was never going to be as a daily driver with a kid though.

GL getting it sorted
Yeah honestly the mental aspect is the biggest part, because I waited months for it to be built to my specific wants and then having that damaged by someone else/no fault at all by me sucks. Now i didn't expect it to stay perfect or to even need to sell it but the damages I expected and pre accepted would be from daily usage or when my baby is old enough to do stupid stuff like open a door to close to a wall or etc lol
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Idk about a driving a 170k car as a daily driver. Get a mid range sedan/suv for picking up your kid and doing chores and keep the porsche for weekends?
I personally would never pay so much for a vehicle I'm only going to use for leisure, in that sense I would have gotten a 911 or GT type of vehicle that is more track suited to be able to do during those times. Living in an area with congested traffic, brake checking and etc with my disabilities, I needed a vehicle that has the safety features like traffic jam assist and other things my car has to help, down to massage feature for the 4 hour drives I have to do with daughter at times, although that is going to sound extremely unnecessary. So going Panamera to compromise with needing 4 door, still getting speed/power when wanting it, comfort and etc, was one of the best decisions for me.
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Originally Posted By NukYavlen
Idk about a driving a 170k car as a daily driver. Get a mid range sedan/suv for picking up your kid and doing chores and keep the porsche for weekends?
Weekend toys lose their appeal FAST.
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Originally Posted By nckid
Yeah honestly the mental aspect is the biggest part, because I waited months for it to be built to my specific wants and then having that damaged by someone else/no fault at all by me sucks. Now i didn't expect it to stay perfect or to even need to sell it but the damages I expected and pre accepted would be from daily usage or when my baby is old enough to do stupid stuff like open a door to close to a wall or etc lol



I personally would never pay so much for a vehicle I'm only going to use for leisure, in that sense I would have gotten a 911 or GT type of vehicle that is more track suited to be able to do during those times. Living in an area with congested traffic, brake checking and etc with my disabilities, I needed a vehicle that has the safety features like traffic jam assist and other things my car has to help, down to massage feature for the 4 hour drives I have to do with daughter at times, although that is going to sound extremely unnecessary. So going Panamera to compromise with needing 4 door, still getting speed/power when wanting it, comfort and etc, was one of the best decisions for me.
If you can afford it, it's not unnecessary. Just know the risks of driving such a car daily, are pretty high. Good luck, hope you get this sorted.
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