I believe that my 2012 convertible has been destroyed in a building collapse. Before I contact my insurance company, I would like to arm myself with recent sales prices for base model C6 convertibles.
No. Both the storage facility and my car are fully insured.Assuming this is rental storage ... curious of you had to sign a loss waiver with the 3rd-party who owns the collapsed building?
Some insuring entities have a "book" of insured loss values that will not be in anyone's favor.
If that girder went all the way through, I suspect the transaxle will be torn out and the frame destroyed. We'll see. They will be getting a couple of cranes, as soon as the engineers decide how to go about it. There is about a foot of heavy, wet snow on top of everything.Loss waivers can be easy to get out of but it depends on the facts. Hopefully you had insurance at the time so you'll be paid out and it'll be up to your insurer to figure out if it can recover against the quonset owner or his/her insurer. I've looked at your other posting. I suspect your car will be repairable since its roof line appears intact but you'll know soon enough. They may need a crane to lift the quonset roof to avoid any further damage.
Autotrader and kijiji. Find something similar km and year. Prices will be going up with the temp now.I believe that my 2012 convertible has been destroyed in a building collapse. Before I contact my insurance company, I would like to arm myself with recent sales prices for base model C6 convertibles.
Nope! I'm in Ottawa!Was this the Niagara incident a couple of weeks ago? Sorry that you have to go through this....