I rear ended a honda accord at 5 mph. My massive yukon ate it for breakfast. Theres not a scratch on my trunk but the honda's rear bumper and trunk will need to be replaced. Anyone know how much its going to run me?|||A rear deck will run better than 500 for parts and the bumper will run at least 200. If it's a dealership service, the repair is at least 80 an hour for labor, but probably in the 100 an hour range. I estimate 6 hours, so you are on the hook for at least $1500.
This sounds like something to turn into your insurance after you've asked about accident forgiveness programs.|||I am just guessing but the bumper and trunk lid replacement are going to run about 2 to 3 thousand. I is difficult to give better numbers with out seeing the vehicle and even then a body shop often underestimates the cost until they actually get the car apart and finds all of the damage.|||Take it to a body shop to get an estimate and tell that to your insurance agent.
How much it will cost depends on who gives the estimate so get a few estimates.
Plus, a thoughtful apology will help.|||do not goto a body shop they will charge you a arm and a leg. find it offline or a junk yard and have a local mecanic or someone to put it on for you.|||I also have issue with my honda accord. I posted my problems on wish123 and got an excellent advise from an expert. I highly recommend the website!|||This is why people like you shouldn't drive massive SUVs :( Probably time to call your insurance-why would you want to pay for this out-of-pocket? thats crazy!|||Impossible to tell w/out more information.
average repair is 2k.
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