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arizona question. a vehicle was pulling out of a parking lot and hit the rear of my 1983 mercedes 300d while i was at a red light. the other insurance has accepted fault. the damage was estimated at $3200 so the other insurance deemed it a total loss and now wants to give me $2400 for it. the cheepest 1983 merc diesel the other insurance could find was $2800 and i fount one for $3700. they will not give me the 3700 i want or even the 2800 for the cheepest one they found because i have nearly 400k miles (although was rebuilt at 90k). other than show them the kelley blue book value is $3450, what can i do to get more $ so i can get a good, dependable car from them like the one i had before i was hit? thanks for any suggestions.
 



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