Car Accident

>>16777442
Hard to tell from your photo. If the damage is just the outer part of the body you could be okay. If the frame is damaged it's likely totaled.

Of course, it depends on mileage and condition too. And insurance companies can be an ass when it comes to condition--I had value marked off my car when it got hit because I hadn't vacuumed the interior in a while.

>>16777442
Anything can be repaired, just depends on how much your willing to spend

You could have frame damage, which can leave your car fucked up. Frame damage can cause persistent tire wear, pulling to left or right even after wheel alignment.

My advice would be to get it check for frame damage. If it does appear to be affected by the crash, sell it.

>>16777503
>>16777506
>frame damage
>20 seconds apart
Hivemind

While poster #2 is right about anything being repairable, once insurance says your vehicle is totaled it's almost always uninsurable after that, no matter how much you spend on repairs.

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>>16777566
I hate to tell you OP, but I think its time to start looking for a new car.

>>16777442
You'll be fine m8

>>16777442
If that's OC, that's an awesome pic. Saved.

How high was the impact? If you bent that engine carriage it won't be worth it.

>>16777718
I would say medium almost medium-high. Impact was at roughly 40 MPH.

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>Nissan
send it right into the compactor!

>>16777442
New synthwave album art?

Just on the body you're looking at new hood, new front bumper, new fenders, new wheel and tire, and new grill, new driver door, new body panel for A pillar, and probably new plastic for wiper area.

Then we move into engine, looking at frame damage for sure, doesn't look major but it can haunt you in future collisions if not repaired properly, and that's a big risk for insurance to take. Looking at new wheel well liners, looking at new suspension set up for front left corner, etc.

I would advise taking it to your dealership for an estimate, and seeing how much they say it will cost to bring the car back to the condition before accident. They will also only use OEM parts, and ensure it is done right.

I would probably heed the advice of some other posters and look into a new car though, or at least get an idea for the market near you.

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>>16777817

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This would have been totalled if they'd done the estimate properly in the first place.

>>16779299
>they lived

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>>16777442
>in merica this car might be considered totalled
kek

>>16779329
I did, obviously, but the shop missed a ton of damage until long after the insurance company committed to repairing it.

>>16777442
>nissan altima
nothing of value was lost

>>16777442
Doesn't look too bad. Unless the car is worthl...
>Nissan
Never mind, it's totaled.