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It doesn't matter. I can't see the damage being that much, but even if it was, if they total it they cut you a check for what they consider the full value of the car (in this case, 2 grand) and then you can buy the car back for the salvage value of it (usually a couple hundred bucks). So it really makes no difference whether you get a check for the damage, or they total it and you buy it back. The only real problem might be that the total/buyback option might leave you with a salvage title, which can suck if you want to sell the car at some point.stickershop said:So...basically, they want to take your car away? Are they insane? It's not like your perfectly good car is severely damaged. The stereo equipment just needs replacing. And that is why you pay insurance premiums...to protect yourself against financial burden under unforeseen circumstances. No doubt that they will get more than $1500 if they sell your car to someone else. They need to come back to the table with a realistic proposal.