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Originally Posted by bandy1r
Someone backed into my wife's '02 Boxster, damaged the left fender and headlight assembly. Their insurance paid for repairs and headlight replacement, but now the new lens is so much clearer than the somewhat clouded right assembly. Their insurance of course says it's not their problem. How can this best be remedied? Also, we're told that with such damage history possibly affecting resale value, we could seek compensation from the insurance company for value depreciation. Anyone knows if this is so? Don't want to be mean to the other driver but want what's fair.
Thanks for any answers
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Why is it the other person's fault that your car has wear and tear on the other headlight that they didn't damage?
If you want a second new headlight, you need to buy it and install it.
Its not their responsibility.
If you want to make your old headlight look better, go to your local auto parts shop and pick up the plastic/headlight cleaner stuff, and give it a try to see if it works well enough for you.
BC.
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