Both parties are insured. (Car insurance is compulsory in Colorado, at least for Collision - Comprehensive is another matter.) While we have the car insured, it's a 2009 Yaris, that's already been through some accidents. I'm expecting they're going to just plain total it with this one. My husband had been making noise about replacing it before the pandemic hit, around when the Subaru is paid off, we just can't commit to doing so right now until my husband has a job, which is the prime sticking factor at the moment. We technically have the money for me to get the Subaru completely paid off right now, but I've been holding off until we're both employed before doing so, just in case we need that money elsewhere.
As noted, we'll be able to get a loaner car for the duration, so at least he won't be out of a way to get to interviews; his ability to drive manual transmission is exceptionally rusty, and that's what we have in the Subaru. (In other news, I've already acknowledged that the Subaru is the last car I'll own that has manual transmission, for that and other factors.)
As noted, we'll be able to get a loaner car for the duration, so at least he won't be out of a way to get to interviews; his ability to drive manual transmission is exceptionally rusty, and that's what we have in the Subaru. (In other news, I've already acknowledged that the Subaru is the last car I'll own that has manual transmission, for that and other factors.)
"You know how parents tell you everything's going to fine, but you know they're lying to make you feel better? Everything's going to be fine." - The Doctor