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Old 09-03-2007, 09:10 PM
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A total loss question.
My 2004 X5 is totaled and the insurance (GEICO) wants to give me $28,500 for it. The car was in excellent condition although my love for had input some 63,000 miles in its odometer. I checked online for its value: kbb.com appraise it as $29,175 and nada.com has it for $30,700. I don't know which database insurance company uses to get their info. Does anybody has an idea of how to should proceed?
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