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> Hmm, should changing the windshield and sunroof due to damage count as “maintenance costs”? I am OK with the classification used in the article. A head-on co
by smnrchrds 5y ago
> Hmm, should changing the windshield and sunroof due to damage count as “maintenance costs”?
I am OK with the classification used in the article. A head-on collision would certainly be repair, not maintenance. But chipping a windshield or roof is IMHO maintenance, because it is expected to happen with a certain frequency and you can't really avoid it.
- wumpus 5y agoOdd, then why does insurance pay for it in many places? As if it was an accident. In CA and VA and probably many other states, $0 deductible.