I hope you are OK and were not injured. As bad as it may seem to have your car hurt it can be fixed a lot easier than you can! To get insurance you have to deal with a company that is licensed in your State so even if you never heard of a particular insurance company they should be allright having to pass muster with the State to be licensed and able to do business within the state. My advice to you would be to tell your insurance company about it but file it only as a report and not a claim (assuming ther was no bodily injury to you or lost time). You also must report it to the State if it exceeds a certain amount. Now since you were hit in the rear go to the other car's insurance and file your claim with them. Doing this avoids your deductible and can sometimes speed things up. When the car gets inspected (adjusted) make sure to educate the appraiser and have him verify all his parts, labor, etc, with a Delorean vender. If you are close to one (a Delorean vender) the best thing would be to have it inspected there. Then they can come to an "agreed upon" repair price. After everything gets done install a 3rd brake light on the rear louvre to try to prevent this from happening again and always make sure all of your taillights and brake lights are functioning! David Teitelbaum vin 10757 --- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Mike" <mquinto@xxxx> wrote: > Hello list, > My worst fear happened, REAR ENDED! > So far I have the total up to $1,974.00 in replacement parts. And it doesn't > include nuts, bolts, discontinued exhaust bracket, paint and labor. He's > insured but I never heard of Superior Insurance group. > > I'm sure this situation has happened to others. Did anyone have to hassle > with THEIR insurance companies? Did they refuse to cover any damages because > of being a DeLorean? Did you have your work done at a DeLorean facility? > > I'm about 30 miles from Don Steger, I want him to make repairs. > Any advice would greatly be appreciated. > > Regards, > Angry Mike > Vin#1113