<prompt> Human: So recently my 2000 Camry at 115k miles got hit by another driver their fault in Florida, and I met up with an insurance agent to get an estimate were insured by the same company. The agent declared it a total loss, and told me that my options were to either give up the car in return for 3200 or keep it for around 2600. The car was in good shape for the most part especially the engine tranny, except worn leather seats and other minor cosmetic defects, and Ive been driving it around for more than a week waiting for the estimate appointment. He told me that even if I keep it, I have to go to the DMV and turn in the title for a certificate of destruction. He also told me that although the car runs fine, I have to have it repaired to be able to drive around in it legally, and that Id have a hard time getting it repaired for 2600 theres also the fact that the pillar between the doors is damaged, so its potentially unsafe. Im not sure what I should do, should I Accept the 3200 and start looking for a new car Take the 2600 and keep driving the car without repairs if its legal of course Keep the car and try to sell the car to a place that might want to rebuild it, or sell for parts Keep negotiating with the insurance company to get more than 3200Im pretty frustrated as I expected my Camry to last quite a while apparently they can last until 250-300k miles when taken care of, and now because of someone elses mistake I have to go through the trouble of finding a cheap reliable car. I understand that 3200 might even be a generous offer considering the car was not in absolutely perfect condition, but I paid 1000 more than that when buying the car and put in almost that much in repairs new tires, so I want to recoup as much of that as possible. Any help is appreciated, thanks in advance.  <response>: theres also the fact that the pillar between the doors is damagedIt may be a bit of an overreaction, but if any part of a cars body frame like the pillar is damaged, then the detoriated structural integrity of the pillar may not be worth keeping your car. It could collapse in another car crash. You will risk a higher likelihood of severe injuries with a compromised body frame.The damage you are talking about isnt cosmetic, it is permanent. I would walk away from the car. 