Hello first post here. Not the best way to start. My 2021 Model X Performance was rear ended at a stoplight. Extensive rear damage. Falcon wing doors now scrap the B-pillar. Also some minor front end damage as I was pushed into the car in front of me. Not sure what insurance will do. Kinda hope they would total it as I don't want it back repaired. It will never be the same. At the same time, its so new I think fair market value is less than the outstanding loan. Not sure if I have GAP. I don't remember any paper work from Tesla requiring it like other dealers.
Any idea how or if they would factor options FSD and 6 seater into their estimates for totaling? I would think it works against totaling the car since it makes the car a higher value vs repair cost?
Any idea how or if they would factor options FSD and 6 seater into their estimates for totaling? I would think it works against totaling the car since it makes the car a higher value vs repair cost?