<prompt> Human: My wifes car was recently totaled and I just received a letter from the insurance company stating that they had No further interest in the vehicle and that we are responsible for storage and relocation fees. Does this mean they have given the vehicle back to us and now we need to figure out what to do with it? It is a 2014 BMW 335 GT. There are lots of very usable parts on it, much of the damage total came from minor damage to the engine block. What would you all do in this situation? Here is a picture with the front end removed to view the damage: edit: So apparently the car is ours again. What would you all do to make the most money off of the wreck? I dont exactly have the time or tools to part the thing out myself. edit 2: Clarification: The insurance company paid off the lease and marked the car totaled. They apparently dont want to deal with the wreck themselves and have given it back to us. edit 3: So... according to my agent, that is an auto-generated letter from before they totaled the car. They had initially not totaled it, so it was our responsibility to take the car, and a payment check, and go get it fixed. They have already picked up the car. Heh.. insanity. Thanks for your responses everybody.  <response>: Yes if you dont get the car they are going to start charging you for the storage. 