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Originally Posted by oldpueblo
My point is that it's not about the numbers. How much is the shirt on your back worth right now? Nothing or everything, depending on how YOU feel about it. But try to sell it and you see what the real value is in real-time, because then whether or not you get what you feel is right, or more or less, depends on the market. It's good that your insurance company gave you more money, you've certainly paid into them. My point is that it's not cut and dry every time, value is intangible unless defined by something else. A wrecked and restored vehicle that is in high demand and hard to get could easily increase in value, it's all supply and demand.
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If you had 2 identical cars. One in an accident and one that wasn't, the damaged car would most certainly be less. If you had the option you would pick the clean one every time. Yes its been fixed but it will never be the same as a brand new car.