2017 CRV EXL Crash pics and payout info

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UMRdyldo

Discussion Starter · Feb 11, 2019 (Edited)

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An old lady forgot to yield as my gf was going through a green light. The lady left turned directly into the doors. This resulted in all of the side and seat airbags going off. The doors could not be removed. The initial damage report was approaching $15k before the doors were removed. The "B" pillar damage was quite significant and would have added thousands if it was even repairable.

So down to the numbers. 2017 CRV EX-L with 19,000 miles

Payout was a few dollar below $27,000. We paid $30,100. A total loss of $3,100 in 14 months of ownership. Loss of 10.3% in the first year. We were quite happy with this and we are in the process of getting a 2019 delivered to us.

Also for those needing more information about resale, this number was arrived at by viewing over 15 comparable vehicles and several of which had sold. This number also followed what NADA and KBB showed.

My gf was uninjured and quite happy with the outcome.

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Mike728

· #2 · Feb 11, 2019

I'm happy to hear that there were no injuries. Cars can be replaced.

I'm very surprised that it was considered totaled for that amount of damage. It will make someone a great donor vehicle.

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BigD

· #3 · Feb 11, 2019

Glad your girlfriend was uninjured. How about the "Old Lady"? Is she OK. BTW, what is your definition of old lady? Be careful, my wife reads these also, and I don't want to get caught in the cross fire. :kaboom

Glad it worked out for you with the insurance. Who's insurance paid?

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CAJack42

· #4 · Feb 11, 2019

Always good to hear of no injuries.

Any bruising from air bags?

AWD? Looks like rear wheel has damage.

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UMRdyldo

Discussion Starter · #5 · Feb 11, 2019

BigD said:
Glad your girlfriend was uninjured. How about the "Old Lady"? Is she OK. BTW, what is your definition of old lady? Be careful, my wife reads these also, and I don't want to get caught in the cross fire. :kaboom

Glad it worked out for you with the insurance. Who's insurance paid?

60+, both of her eyes were lazy, and her mental capacity was not 100. The Cop said she should not have a license. We also had a witness in our favor.

We were not at fault.

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UMRdyldo

Discussion Starter · #6 · Feb 11, 2019

CAJack42 said:
Always good to hear of no injuries.

Any bruising from air bags?

AWD? Looks like rear wheel has damage.

No bruising. I'm guessing the hit was 30-40mph.

It was AWD, the vehicle did a 180 and slapped a curb. They hadn't even pulled the wheel off when they totaled it. I did not get an estimate with any damage listed to the rear axle area.

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sirwired

· #7 · Feb 11, 2019

I can see why they totaled it (frame looks pretty bad), but I'll bet they got an okay amount from the auction; should be a decent number of perfectly good parts to come out of that thing.

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BobInPa

· #8 · Feb 11, 2019

UMRdyldo said:
80+, both of her eyes were lazy, and her mental capacity was not 100. The Cop said she should not have a license. We also had a witness in our favor.

We were not at fault.

There, I fixed it for you. The age that old starts. For a few more years anyway.

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BigD

· #9 · Feb 11, 2019

UMRdyldo said:
60+, both of her eyes were lazy, and her mental capacity was not 100. The Cop said she should not have a license. We also had a witness in our favor.

We were not at fault.

OMG, was that my wife that hit you???????

I like BobInPA version better.

I am glad no one was hurt.

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UMRdyldo

Discussion Starter · #10 · Feb 11, 2019

BobInPa said:
There, I fixed it for you. The age that old starts. For a few more years anyway.

My mom is 60, she is not old.

The lady in this wreck was old. Weathered. Incoherent. OLD beyond her years.

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RockyMtnCRV

· #11 · Feb 11, 2019

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UMRdyldo said:
...Payout was a few dollar below $27,000. We paid $30,100. A total loss of $3,100 in 14 months of ownership.

Just talked to my neighbor today he lost two cars in a fire a few months ago.

The 'Dodge ???' that was three years old had depreciated $11,000 more than the current loan balance and he was happy he had GAP insurance.

We had a '05 Pilot totaled after 18 months and received a check for $7,000 after payoff (similar loss of +/- $3,000)...purchased a new '07 after that.

Point of story is: Hondas maintain value.

Very happy no-one was injured.

Enjoy the new '19!

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