<prompt> Human: I took my 2016 Chevy Tahoe to a local car wash that I have been going to for years now. I left my car and came back to see the front driver side wrapped around a light pole with a RAM Truck rear ended me. I guess the car wash attendant left my car in drive when he put it in to the car wash, it went through and no one was there to hop in and stop it at the end of the tunnel. It then coasted into the light pole straight ahead of the tunnel. While everyone was focused on my car that just idled into to the light pole the truck behind mine in the tunnel came and did the same damn thing, but this time in was into my car. The car was obviously accepted 100 responsibility to fix my car. Just heard back today that my car was not totaled and they will replace it. But now I have a car that is worth a fraction of what it was before I brought it in. I dont want a car with significantly diminished value. What should I do?  <response>: 2 options:1: You can seek legal advice for car accidents, I have a ton on the radio around my area that advertise their service for cars that arent totaled when you think they should be, and matching most of the other points of your story. Speak to the adjusters working with your vehicle, get their information, go for a consult2: You can accept the judgement, work with both your insurance and the party accepting responsibility to repairreplace your car and request diminished value compensation. get a car worth a fraction of the cost, and get most of the rest of that fractional difference in a check.That sucks and is almost comical in nature. hope you werent hurt. 