2009 Genesis 3.8 Insurance Total Loss Help!

[hhGenesis]

Dear Community, !!!!100 Dollar Reward!!!!

After 10 years of driving the same beater (16-26) I finally got a new to me car. I purchased a 2009 Hyundai Genesis 3.8 Base Model with a SALVAGE TITLE. I knew this at the time but did not realize the implications it could have with insurance later. The price I paid for the car was $7,900. Fast forward to now.. someone hit me 3 months ago and I am now in this long drawn out process of going back and forth with the insurance over the value of the car. They have me at $5,200.

I have begun to send them comps but I NEED MORE!!
2009 Hyundai Genesis 3.8 For Sale in Oklahoma City, OK | TrueCar

2009 Hyundai Genesis with 124K✔
(they said they were not considering this one because "it didn't fit market conditions." - asked for a clear explanation on this

I loved this car and although I probably paid too much. I just need to be closer to 6-7k then $5200...

So I am willing to Venmo someone up to $100 dollars for their assistance in finding comps for me..
2009 Hyundai Genesis 3.8l Base Model (black on black, was told this doesn't mean anything although it is definitely harder to find)
SALVAGE/Branded Title
Mine had 92,000 miles for reference
I am trying to justify $8,000 so get me close as possible please.

One Love,
Henry

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[homeofstone]

The offer is about right for a salvage title.

 

[hhGenesis]

The offer is about right for a salvage title.

Yeah per some 3rd party software called CCC... We are talking comp cars here.. so unless you got one HAVE A NICE DAY SIR

 

[homeofstone]

Maybe this will help, its newer but comparable. Autotrader - page unavailable

 

[CVODON]

That $5200 offer is more than fair. It does no good to find comps unless they also have bad titles. To be honest you failed to do the research you should have done before buying a branded title car. AND you paid way to much for it. The only hope you have is that you had collision on it thru your insurance policy and can file a claim with them and let them also establish a value at which point if that new value is in your favor have them (your insurance company) pay you then let them fight it out with the other company.
Happens more than ever, folks get a "Bargin" on a car with branded title and never realize the car isn't worth squat if something happens to it, like it gets totaled. I know of one major insurance company, large one at that, if you don't disclose the fact the car you are insuring has a bad title, and then have a loss, they will cover the damage you did to the other car, if your at fault, and not pay you a penny for yours, non-disclosure is a bitch.