| totalled - assuming you've got collision coverage. A good insurance company like Allstate will take into consideration modifications made to the car that increased it's value - like the brakes, pop charger, bumper, etc. when figuring the value of the car. I got over $9k and I got to keep the car last Sept. on a "totalled" car (hydrolocked engine). It was basically a stock tt car. I got a new engine put in for 2.5k and spent the rest on upgrades including installing and painting a new front fascia to repair my curb worn OEM one and a new spoiler, brembo rotors, 6 disc CD, and many other parts. See what the insurance estimate comes in at before writing it off.
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