flooded.
#1
flooded.
well the subject can speak for itself.
my 08xb which i purchased on the 9th of may was flooded this past weekend.
i was just now able to collect some thoughts and post something.
i live in houston, tx and almost a week ago there was a nasty storm and some flash flood going on. and sadly enough i was tossed in the middle of it.
the waters got almost 3 ft. high. but oddly enough not much water made in inside. i suppose they made the new xb like a TANK.
insurance was cracking up over the phone...
less than 3000 miles...
the guy at the toyota dealership didnt believe me when i told him it was an 08...
the insurance guy came the other day and gave the okay to change, almost everything, out. now the only thing left is sitting around and waiting for the parts. since the 08 is so new, alot of the parts are on backorder.
ill be cruising along in my rental chevy aveo for sometime...
the WORST part is i spent the entire day before detailing my ride...
my 08xb which i purchased on the 9th of may was flooded this past weekend.
i was just now able to collect some thoughts and post something.
i live in houston, tx and almost a week ago there was a nasty storm and some flash flood going on. and sadly enough i was tossed in the middle of it.
the waters got almost 3 ft. high. but oddly enough not much water made in inside. i suppose they made the new xb like a TANK.
insurance was cracking up over the phone...
less than 3000 miles...
the guy at the toyota dealership didnt believe me when i told him it was an 08...
the insurance guy came the other day and gave the okay to change, almost everything, out. now the only thing left is sitting around and waiting for the parts. since the 08 is so new, alot of the parts are on backorder.
ill be cruising along in my rental chevy aveo for sometime...
the WORST part is i spent the entire day before detailing my ride...
#3
Actually, it sounds like the worst part is having to drive around an Aveo for an undetermined amount of time...
I kid, I kid.
That sucks man. At least you're in the process of getting it straightened out again though.
I kid, I kid.
That sucks man. At least you're in the process of getting it straightened out again though.
#4
Originally Posted by techgeekwill
That sucks man. I feel your pain. Our house was flooded out during Alison.
Doesn't look like we are going to get a break today either.
Doesn't look like we are going to get a break today either.
could be the end of the world as we know it.
#5
Originally Posted by ack154
Actually, it sounds like the worst part is having to drive around an Aveo for an undetermined amount of time...
I kid, I kid.
That sucks man. At least you're in the process of getting it straightened out again though.
I kid, I kid.
That sucks man. At least you're in the process of getting it straightened out again though.
the process is long, but at least the damage wasnt that bad at all.
i feel kinda blessed that things are working out so smoothly.
#7
yeah I had a friend that was flooded in who lives on the south side of the beltway and I live 5 min south of him on 45 and we didn't get hardly any rain. It's so strange. He said they had jetskis out in the road. LOL
#9
Maybe if enough people complain the xB3 will be amphibious.
Sorry about your car, dude. At least they're replacing the interior instead of trying to "clean" it - my brother's Buick got flooded last summer and it's smelled like a swamp ever since.
BTW...um...you guys have HAD rain before, right? I get flash-flooded every time there's a severe thunderstorm. Maybe you all just have better drainage.
Sorry about your car, dude. At least they're replacing the interior instead of trying to "clean" it - my brother's Buick got flooded last summer and it's smelled like a swamp ever since.
BTW...um...you guys have HAD rain before, right? I get flash-flooded every time there's a severe thunderstorm. Maybe you all just have better drainage.
#10
BTW...um...you guys have HAD rain before, right? I get flash-flooded every time there's a severe thunderstorm. Maybe you all just have better drainage.
Its been raining pretty much non stop for a month and a half in houston.
I'm sure I could count the days it has been sunny in the past two months on one hand.
#11
Originally Posted by liquidtrend
Its been raining pretty much non stop for a month and a half in houston.
I'm sure I could count the days it has been sunny in the past two months on one hand.
I'm sure I could count the days it has been sunny in the past two months on one hand.
Hey, now, waaait a minute...
Did you pick the name "LIQUID trend" before or AFTER this happened?
#12
Terrible to hear man, I'm glad that you were smart enough to have weather/flooding damage coverage on your insurance. Paid off eh?
Think they'll give you the money for the new interior and let you get leather? Win/Win? GL !
Think they'll give you the money for the new interior and let you get leather? Win/Win? GL !
#13
Originally Posted by Zlog
Terrible to hear man, I'm glad that you were smart enough to have weather/flooding damage coverage on your insurance. Paid off eh?
Think they'll give you the money for the new interior and let you get leather? Win/Win? GL !
Think they'll give you the money for the new interior and let you get leather? Win/Win? GL !
Most of my previous vehicals were leather, and the texas sun doesn't play nice with temperatures. Leather is not a much needed accessory for me.
Now maybe some trd springs or s.charger. ...
#16
update :
the guy at the dealership said theyre still waiting for seatbelts and an airflow meter to come in.
something about the airflow meter not even being made yet for replacement parts.
could be another month...
eh. i love paying for something i cant touch or drive.
the guy at the dealership said theyre still waiting for seatbelts and an airflow meter to come in.
something about the airflow meter not even being made yet for replacement parts.
could be another month...
eh. i love paying for something i cant touch or drive.