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<center><img src="http://www.williamtoll.com/P1070003.JPG"></center><p>STUTTGART International Auto Body Collision, an authorized Audi A8 reapair shop in Fort Luaderdale fixed my car in less than 10 days to perfection.

They said red was hard to match, but I think their repair is 99.9% perfect.

The old snowbird that hit me had great insurance from State Farm that paid the total repair bill of $1,585, and the renatal of a 2001 Ford Taurus SES for 10 days. Besides the fact that the Taurus, which had 400 miles on it, was a total piece of junk with numerous flaws (carpet and insulaltion coming up on the floor, rubber strips and paint issues, poor lighting inside an dout) the whole process was rather painless.

I just wish that insurance companies would pay for some suffering that I went through and the fact that the car will never be exactly the same.
--If I have problems at the end of the lease, State Farm will pay!<ul><li><a href="http://www.williamtoll.com/2001_accident.htm">The Complete story and Pix before and after!</a></li></ul>

GreekTTCharlie

cool. bet it feels good to have your car back.

NickH

I too was in a situation similar to yours. I had a '98 model year car and was rear ended by a truck. They had to repair the rear and did some work to the QP. Everyone knows that no matter how good of a job the shop does, a trained eye will always know the work has been done, therefore rendering your vehicle less valuable. I went to two dealerships and had the used car managers write a letter stating that they would give $1200 less for my car after the work, versus an untouched car. Insurance kicked in ther additional $1200 with minimal effort. Doesn't always work, but worth a try...

James R.

about $550 to repair...wow

Regards,

James R.

2001 A4 1.8TQMSXP (Turbo5 Stage III Brakes, AWE Stainless Steel Lines, Oettinger Pedal Set + Dead, Oettinger RE's 17x8, Yoko AVS Sports 225/45/R17, European Xenon Housings, Bailey BPV & RS4 Grill)