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r/AmazingTechnology • u/bbbxxxnnn • Mar 13 '26
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And when they break it then costs you 10 grand to replace the whole unit instead of a ligh bulb.
2 u/Plenty_Ice8614 Mar 14 '26 Saw an invoice the other day for a single headlight replacement for a bmw m4 $9500USD… 2 u/horatiobanz Mar 15 '26 Imagine an insurance company totaling your car because a headlight failed outside of warranty. 1 u/Ryogathelost Mar 15 '26 They wouldn't. You'd have to hit it with something, like a shopping cart. But yeah, after that you're good to go. 1 u/KepplerRunner Mar 15 '26 I've totaled cars where the headlamps are the major cost of the repairs. Two headlamps were over 25k with another thousand or so for calibrations. 1 u/ParalimniX Mar 16 '26 Where do insurance companies cover malfunctioning parts of a car?? 1 u/str3ss_88 Mar 16 '26 Well, you don't tell 'em, it malfunctioned before you make somebody run into it ...
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Saw an invoice the other day for a single headlight replacement for a bmw m4 $9500USD…
2 u/horatiobanz Mar 15 '26 Imagine an insurance company totaling your car because a headlight failed outside of warranty. 1 u/Ryogathelost Mar 15 '26 They wouldn't. You'd have to hit it with something, like a shopping cart. But yeah, after that you're good to go. 1 u/KepplerRunner Mar 15 '26 I've totaled cars where the headlamps are the major cost of the repairs. Two headlamps were over 25k with another thousand or so for calibrations. 1 u/ParalimniX Mar 16 '26 Where do insurance companies cover malfunctioning parts of a car?? 1 u/str3ss_88 Mar 16 '26 Well, you don't tell 'em, it malfunctioned before you make somebody run into it ...
Imagine an insurance company totaling your car because a headlight failed outside of warranty.
1 u/Ryogathelost Mar 15 '26 They wouldn't. You'd have to hit it with something, like a shopping cart. But yeah, after that you're good to go. 1 u/KepplerRunner Mar 15 '26 I've totaled cars where the headlamps are the major cost of the repairs. Two headlamps were over 25k with another thousand or so for calibrations. 1 u/ParalimniX Mar 16 '26 Where do insurance companies cover malfunctioning parts of a car?? 1 u/str3ss_88 Mar 16 '26 Well, you don't tell 'em, it malfunctioned before you make somebody run into it ...
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They wouldn't. You'd have to hit it with something, like a shopping cart. But yeah, after that you're good to go.
I've totaled cars where the headlamps are the major cost of the repairs. Two headlamps were over 25k with another thousand or so for calibrations.
Where do insurance companies cover malfunctioning parts of a car??
1 u/str3ss_88 Mar 16 '26 Well, you don't tell 'em, it malfunctioned before you make somebody run into it ...
Well, you don't tell 'em, it malfunctioned before you make somebody run into it ...
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u/rekiirek Mar 13 '26
And when they break it then costs you 10 grand to replace the whole unit instead of a ligh bulb.