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New Car.. Wrecked… Before we added to insurance?

We had liability insurance on our older car, Then bought a new car on thursday, Had a car wreck on Saturday night before we got to add the new vehicle to our new State Farm policy which was to go in effect in about 2 weeks. The liability insurance carrier “Gecko” was to terminate on 10/29/09 – Both cars in the wreck had pretty major damage. We hit the other car in the rear… And got a Ticket for not having insurance on the new car because our insurance card from Gecko. Only our old car. Will either of the insurance companies pay for the damage to our new car and the damage to the other persons car? If you are an insurance pro please let us know what we should do and what to expect. Thank you for any help.

Should I sell my clunker and buy a new car?

I have a 1996 honda civic with 150k miles on it. I am debating if I should sell my car and buy a new(used) car.

The reasons I want to sell it:
1)The AC dosent work, not worth fixing and it gets hot in Atlanta.
2) Has good bit of body damage that I have hammered out myself, not an vechical you would want to pick up your date in.
3) It’s not worth much right now, so I want to get what It’s worth now before the value depriciate more(Personally I think it has depreciated to it’s lowest value). I would guess it’s worth $2000 tops.
4) This car affects my personal life, people judge me, I cant really impress anyone with it.

The reasons I want to keep it:
1) It runs fine, no mechnical or engine issues
2) Gives great gas mileage, I can squeez 45MPG when I am Hypermiling.
3) Inurance is cheap, since it’s old and I have only liablity coverage.
4) This car will probably last me for another year or two before it starts giving serious problems.

So what would you do?

What can I expect to get for my 2004 Chevy Malibu Maxx LT from a Salvage Yard?

It was involved in a head on collision. I’m not sure it still starts but it was declared totaled by the insurance company. I’m going to get a new car, just want to get a fair price for my old car.
Also, Would it be better to take it to a dealership and try to Sell it, Sell it as scrap metal or donate it for taxes?? And, I live in GA.

How can I get the most out of selling my wrecked Infinity?

I live in Arlington Texas, and last week I wrecked my 1994 Infinity J30. I bought a new car now and still have the Infinity and want to sell it. I have heard about selling for parts but cant find much on the net about it. The car runs fine, but has damage to the front two fenders, the hood and the fenders are causing the two front doors not to open all the way.

Good Used Cheap Cars ? Where to Find Them

If you are looking for a car but not quite ready to spend a fortune on a new one, then buying good used cheap cars may an attractive alternative for you.

At the price of getting a new car today, it is probably one of the least profitable bargains you can do. Going by the depreciation or devaluation rate, a new car will lose about 30-40% of its value just in the first 2 years alone. As such, if money matters at all to you, it would be a wise choice to buy used cars that can easily save you thousands of dollars, which you can use on more needy things.

Where do you look for good used cheap cars? For most people, going to used cars dealers to get a used car would be the natural thing to do. Where else would you go to beside auto dealers? That’s precisely the case, as most people don’t realize that there is a way to get an even better deal and that is from Car Auctions.

Every day, thousands of cars are being seized or repossessed because of default payment on bank loans; US customs etc. Sometimes car dealers wanted to get rid of old models fast and they slashed the prices and put these up for auctions. Since there are so many cars being seized or repossessed each day, storage would be a problem and the only solution for them is to sell off these cars fast and cheap.

For a very long time, only car dealers and car brokers knew about the existence of these car auctions and they were able to make a killing out of these purchases. They buy cheap used cars from these auctions and then mark-up significantly on the price before

However, this has changed, and today anyone looking to buying used cars for sale can simply take advantage of this great bargain channel by joining a car auctions membership site. For just a couple of bucks a year, you could easily search through lists of hundreds to thousands of vehicles of all makes and models that are available in the market now. Regardless of where you live be it in California, Washington DC, Philadelphia, San Diego, Miami, Seattle, Australia, UK or Asia, you can easily find a local auction where you could comfortably shop for a car online. Chances are, you could easily find the vehicle of your dream for a price that you can well afford.

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Lynn B. is a car enthusiast who enjoys searching for bargain deals on cars. Visit her website on “Used Car Online Shopping” for the latest bargain sales available.