Originally Posted by
OldYella
What incentive does State Farm have to give someone double the current price of a car? They don't do it out of good will.
According to State Farm, that IS the appropriate buy-out for this vehicle, with it's current mileage and it's current configuration. I advised the adjuster of the rarity and specialty features of the vehicle but it's ultimately up to him.
Every pay-out is different. They consider a number of factors but in no way would I ever profit from this. I wish, but I kind of enjoy my job so losing it really isn't worth it.
Keep in mind, I do not even know this person in real life. We've conversed through email but that is the extent of it. He's also twice my age, I was simply acting on his behalf just as I would any of my clients; just fought a littler harder on this one since I own the exact same vehicle.
Geez, didn't think this thread would turn into a flame-war. I thought you guys would be happy that the car is still valued that high in the insurance world.
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