Lebanon Ford Mustang GT Project M is 1,000 hp for $54,995

[JordanWearinThe45]

WHEN THE CLAIMS ADJUSTER SEES THE CAR THEY CAN DENY YOUR CLAIM.

Then you do an agreed value policy (not really necessary but if you wanna get whatever amount you want if the car is totaled it’s clutch) and say you have work done. Countless people wreck high hp/modded cars and get paid. Nothing new.

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

Y’all American motor fanboys still running with this myth?

Slump mode???

I'm a huge fan of Mercedes and older BMWs so I'm partially joking, but you gotta have long money to mess with European.

It isn't a myth though, the Germans really are overengineered. Something always breaking after 65,000 miles

 

[MR. SNIFLES]

Then you do an agreed value policy (not really necessary but if you wanna get whatever amount you want if the car is totaled it’s clutch) and say you have work done. Countless people wreck high hp/modded cars and get paid. Nothing new.

YOU HAVE TO HAVE DOCUMENTATION FOR THE NEW WORK WITH THE DATE. THEY ADJUST YOUR CLAIM BASED ON THAT. IF THE NEW WORK GOES BACK BEFORE THE DATE OF THE POLICY THEY WILL INVALIDATE THE CLAIM.

IF YOU DON'T HAVE DOCUMENTATION THEY ASSUME IT WAS PRESENT AT THE START OF THE POLICY AND THEY CAN INVALIDATE YOUR POLICY. SOMETIMES THEY ADJUST THE POLICY AND REWARD THE CLAIM MINUS THE COST ADJUSTMENT TO YOUR PREMIUM. THAT INVALIDATES ANY ACCIDENT FORGIVENESS PROGRAMS YOU MIGHT BE SIGNED UP FOR.