<human>: This took place in Columbus, Ohio 
So last Sunday my friend backed into my car leaving my friends house, and messed it up a decent amount. I initially thought it was just cosmetic damage (the front bumper was pushed in and my hood was set back 1/4 of an inch) but on my way home my car overheated and I pulled off the road and radiator fluid was all over my engine. At this point I called her and got her insurance policy (she has Progressive) and told them what happened and she owned up to it all saying it was her fault and everything. Now Progressive comes out and says the car, due to its age (2001 Honda Civic), is more than likely totalled. It has been taken to a shop and they said it was totalled and they are offering my the Kelley Blue Book value of the car (~$2000). Now here is the bad part....I just got a new transmission put into my car, and I have new tires and after market stereo and speakers. I have all receipts and totalled I have put ~$3500 into my car this past year alone.

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<bot>: My car got hit, her insurance company deemed it totalled is offering me way less than they should with all the money I've put into it.