1agswitchin4lanes said:
If you have a loan , you're obligated to. In fact the insurance will likely cut a check to you and the insurance company together
Aggie71013 said:
Why not keep it? Not sure how bad the damage is, but my truck has some hail damage from a storm and I've just kept driving it. No reason imo to replace a vehicle just for hail damage unless it is substantial / beyond cosmetic.
I would pay it off, keep the insurance check , possibly PDP and then sell itcityagboy said:1agswitchin4lanes said:
If you have a loan , you're obligated to. In fact the insurance will likely cut a check to you and the insurance company together
My question was more should I pay it off before the insurance cuts a check
mefoghorn said:
Your insurance company may total it, and pay you. If you like it and could use it, buy it back for salvage value if it seems like a good use your money. Then at any time, you can go to a paintless dent repair place and get some or all fixed.
