[Frost__2001]

well either or your car will have major structural damage to it, and if it was me I'd deal it in If I got the car back, because once a car has been damaged structrally if your hit in the same spot again your car will more or less be less useful in an collision next time around.

I can tell you right now that if your car has indeed hit your insurance company's magic number mark (usually about 1/2 the value of the car plus milage factors on greatly here) they will wright it off. also I'm asuming your car is a 2007 ? if it is your car might also be factored into the " it's the previous body style model" thought as it would not be a 2008+. If you have something in your policy with your insurance about new car replacement, go with that as you'd have pease of mind of having a car replaced with no structrual damage.

I can tell you that a 2007 Focus at my work with the same milage would be about max 11,000 at auction, and it would have to be loaded.