immortalampharos
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My daughter has 2014 MDX. She parked the car outside the house and ran inside for a quick errand that was to take 3-5 minutes. During this time the “boyfriend” decided to play a prank and park the car around the corner. When he got in the car and pulled away he hit a car that was going down the street. Damages to our car were ~$4400 and the other car ~$5k.
The boyfriend was not an authorized driver but we can’t seem to say he stole the car to get it placed “at fault”. Not a smart idea but we don’t want something like that on his record.
The boyfriend’s father said he will pay for all the damages however because it is at fault we can’t pay for the other car directly.
If we pay the insurance company back all the damages we are told that our insurance rates will increase anyway.
A. If we zero out the claim how much will the insurance rates go up?
B. If they go up, do they go up on all our cars? We have 7 on our policy?
C. The police report has it listed as our daughters car. She is 16. Will this at fault accident follow her or all of us? We are a blended family of 7.
D. Is it even worth trying to zero out the claim as the insurance rates are going to increase anyway?
Our insurance agent can’t tell us what the amount of the increase will be. We are trying to work with the boyfriends father to minimize the impact to everyone involved.
The boyfriend was not an authorized driver but we can’t seem to say he stole the car to get it placed “at fault”. Not a smart idea but we don’t want something like that on his record.
The boyfriend’s father said he will pay for all the damages however because it is at fault we can’t pay for the other car directly.
If we pay the insurance company back all the damages we are told that our insurance rates will increase anyway.
A. If we zero out the claim how much will the insurance rates go up?
B. If they go up, do they go up on all our cars? We have 7 on our policy?
C. The police report has it listed as our daughters car. She is 16. Will this at fault accident follow her or all of us? We are a blended family of 7.
D. Is it even worth trying to zero out the claim as the insurance rates are going to increase anyway?
Our insurance agent can’t tell us what the amount of the increase will be. We are trying to work with the boyfriends father to minimize the impact to everyone involved.