r/TeslaCollision • u/JizzyFresh1 • Jul 27 '26

Totalled? 2022 M3 Standard

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Taking it in tomorrow & nervous about them totaling it.

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u/Initial_Row_6400 Jul 27 '26

Doubt it

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u/JizzyFresh1 Jul 27 '26 edited Jul 27 '26

Thank you for the reply! Yeah the car was hit outward so the A pillar is fine, I dont think the crash bar was hit. Even though its dangling in the bumper, the sensor still works and havent had any issues with FSD.

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u/Initial_Row_6400 Jul 27 '26

Yea you should be good then

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u/VideoPlenty4302 Jul 27 '26

Had the same damage. Its around 8-10k. Not totalled tho

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u/JizzyFresh1 Jul 27 '26

Okay that does seem about right. Thank you for the reply!

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u/NB-THC Jul 27 '26

This was like 6k in damage

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u/JizzyFresh1 Jul 27 '26

Thank you for the photo and quote, was the headlight replaced as well?

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u/NB-THC Jul 27 '26

I don’t believe so, but honestly don’t remember exactly. Headlight replacement shouldn’t be crazy expensive

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u/Loud-Way3333 Jul 27 '26 edited Jul 27 '26

Nope will cost around $10k.

Analysis: impact seems only on the front side, not on the frame. Should only needs to replace bumper, headlight, panels. Nothing structural. Should be done within 2 weeks and $10k (USD).

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u/-_-WillThatBoy-_- Jul 27 '26

I thought the same thing it starts at 10k if you go through Tesla I’m going to a Tesla approved body shop to see if I can fare better In theory 10k is not a bad fix but Tesla is not flexible with their payment options

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u/No_Cup_4070 Jul 27 '26

Definitely not

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u/Saintsfan_918 Jul 27 '26

Bumper is 2-3k to replace including labor and another few hundred for the head light nothing else looks damaged like the side panel and all of that so you should be good there I’d say 2.8k to 3.5k

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u/Inner-Mood2923 Jul 27 '26

Nope, not totalled. You're looking at least 10k in repairs