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Originally Posted by billwot
Check your purchase/finance documents. Its pretty much impossible to get a car loan and not carry collision/comp insurance. It's probably in your monthly payment.
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Nope, I checked all my documents after the wreck. I do have GAP insurance tough.
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Originally Posted by Tcoat
Close.
This is a "Detroit Style" car repair:
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Sad picture mate.
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Originally Posted by humfrz
WOW, RahulT7 ...... you messed up that car pretty bad ...... 
What do you mean you bought the car on lein .... ?? Is it a leased car or did Toyota finance it .. ??
Like @ 86geek says, it's highly unlikely a finance company would loan on a car without requiring insurance ..... 
As far as you fixing it (since you have no body work experience) ....... I suggest that you take it to a good body shop.
Fixed "Detroit style" ....... around here we call it "Bubba style"...... get a front clip, LF fender and L side mirror from the junk yard, the rest can be fixed with a large hammer, welding torch, Bondo and a rattle can of white paint ....... 
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The dealer tricked me and the car is on a loan from Toyota Financial. I guess he ticked the part in the loan application where it said that he checked that I bought comprehensive insurance. He 'advised' be to get basic insurance and GAP to cover everything. I never changed anything after the purchase and I have my policy documents to prove that.
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Originally Posted by ToySub1946
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Originally Posted by 86geek
I thought any car loan the banks require collision/comprehensive coverage. Bidykits cost big $$$ might as well get a body & fender shop to fix it.
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I am willing to invest $$$ in the car as I love my car. If you guys can suggest a good bodyshop then it will be really helpful.