HouseVT

Vaistech makes an adapter plug that fits the oem harness and allows you to connect an i pod.

Okay so the other night I was stopped at a Red light and a jeep wrangler comes flying over the hill behind me and rear ends me. Fortunately nobody was killed but to make a long story short I received a laundry list of injuries from it but am just glad to be alive at this point. Anyways, I got a call from the insurance company the other day who said that the rear trunk bar (behind the bumper was bent in pretty bad and would have to be bent back out along with replacing the rear bumper cover. He said it wasn't severe enough to cut out of the body and weld a new one on but when I asked if the bar was a part of the frame, he told me no. Then I asked him if the frame was damaged and he told me no again. I don't understand how that's possible. Isn't that part of the frame? Not sure the construction of the LS frame design or anything but common sense would make me believe that if the metal bar behind the bumper bends in the outside frame rails it's connected to would follow it, right? ergo = Frame Damage? Am I wrong? If anyone could shed some light on this I'd really appreciate it. I just bought the car and haven't even made my 1st payment on it yet. It kills me to think that the insurance company covering the damages is trying to scam me by calling it body damage instead of paying me the deminished value on the car because of frame damage. Anyone out there got any advice? Thanks, House