Great point! I only remembered the SVR after I was back home in WI. I cleaned out the trunk and missed it, though I was a bit rattled - and the trunk had a whole lot of stuff in it, including my bike and a chainsaw!
what was your spec? theres a dealer local to me who has a few
It is through Cincinnati and my agent included some sort of add-on (Capstone Auto Endorsement) that provided the extra coverage for replacement cost. Many companies will offer replacement cost as a stand alone coverage you can add, but usually it has to be added close in time to when you buy it new.
Interesting! I had a 6MT with mid level sky cool gray seats, PDR, sunroof, parking package, graphite wheels, red brake calipers and seatbelts. No extra carbon fiber. It came from a dealer lot in Lansing, so it wasn't exactly what I would have ordered. If I order, I would not get a sunroof and would go for the high-end semi-aniline leather seats in sky cool gray. Probably keep red calipers and seat belts and also not add any carbon fiber. Dark wheels would depend on the color I get - I'm OK with contrasting wheels, but am not a big fan of dark wheels on a car with dark paint. YMMV. Thanks!
bike and chainsaw.... is this a new form of polo or battle bikes I haven't heard of yet?Great point! I only remembered the SVR after I was back home in WI. I cleaned out the trunk and missed it, though I was a bit rattled - and the trunk had a whole lot of stuff in it, including my bike and a chainsaw!
Thanks for the reference! I prefer the prior front end but actually like the giant screen, so I could go either way. But getting a new one for no additional out of pocket is too good to pass up, so that's what I will try to do.if you prefer the pre-facelift version, this one is similar to your old one but with black interior and no sunroof or PDR.
I agree fresh and new is the way to go! Although, I am not really a fan of the screen? I will have to check one out on the lot before I dismiss it completely. But I guess for once in my life I lucked out with the front end I like and the MSRP I like on my 22.....Dear God I hope nothing happens to mine like what happened to you.
Wheel is ripped off, would think that will trash or at least seriously damage the differential?
I agree the rear part of the power train has damage - one half shaft was ripped out of the differential. I'd guess the front part - engine and transmission - are ok, but that's just a guess.
I think it is a fairly normal policy from Cincinnati insurance. Not a bargain basement insurance company but the policy has nice coverage. Their Capstone Auto Endorsement provides replacement cost coverage - if the vehicle was bought new - for the first three years of ownership. I think some other insurance companies will offer replacement cost coverage if purchased separately, though it needs to be added close in time to when the car is purchased.
