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12-10-2008, 01:39 PM	#1
2slowMX5 Tri-State Addict Join Date: Jan 2006 Member #1351 iTrader: (1)	Is my car considered totaled? Got in an accident with the miata. LIttle shook up and Icant type much now I have to go out with family soon. More pics later. For now, what determines if a car is totaled or not? I will find out later the payout (its a loan but not much is still owed). I will show pics of the damage (drivers door is buster, door sill area (body) is dented in). What else info should I provide. From memory: 2000 miata, base model, 97500 miles, 5 speed, I think i owe 3500...

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