I worried because i'm not sure what my insurance will value it at, because it has 167,000 miles

 

Well, what year is it? Insurance will most likely give you the retail value (nada or kbb) plus tax. I would take off the hardtop. I doubt they will compensate for any of your other aftermarket parts. If the buy back is cheap, you can buy it back and part it out to make extra money, but I don't know how much a motor and transmission with 160K+ can fetch.

 

That S was so nice. Poor front bumper

 

Sorry to hear about your S man hope everything works out.

I think I would cry.

 

damn 167k miles! Good run I guess... It doesn't look bad on the surface but everything will start to add up. Hopefully you can get another S.

 

My guess would be it is totaled. With that high mileage value is pretty low. Replacing those parts adds up really quick!

 

crying would be the last thing i do. i start with screaming, yelling, a lot of cursing, fetal position, and then cry. man i hope he had insurance.

 

crying would be the last thing i do. i start with screaming, yelling, a lot of cursing, fetal position, and then cry. man i hope he had insurance.
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He opened the front door, sat on the couch, and preceded to cry for about 25 mins, it was a turn where the road was banked opposite of the direction of the turn, while it was raining, and he wrapped it around a tree.. he got another one 3 weeks later with the insurance.

 

Damn dude, sorry to hear about your S, but I'm glad you made it out alright. It will probably be totaled with that mileage. Keep on keepin on!

 

Sorry to hear about the S but glad you are ok. I would think the car would retail around $9k which will make it really close on totaled versus fix. I think it is fixable and within the limits the insurance company will pay out before totaling. Good luck to you!