An Honest Decision Tool
Should you repair it —
or replace it?
We'll do the math with you — no bias toward either answer.
Your numbers.
Enter three things and we'll put them in context.
The full picture
Two paths. Both honest.
We're equally at home with either outcome — because we do both.
Repair
If repair makes sense, we'll restore your vehicle to factory spec with genuine parts and a lifetime warranty — the same standard we apply to every car we touch.
Get a Free EstimateA written estimate is always the first step. No obligation.
Replace
If the math genuinely doesn't support repair, we can appraise your damaged vehicle and show you what a comparable replacement would cost — honestly, side by side.
Talk to the Morrey TeamAsk for our total-loss specialist — they'll walk you through both options honestly. No pressure. No hard sell.
Why this tool exists
Why we built this — and why it's honest.
Most body shops won't point you toward a decision that doesn't end in a repair. We take a different position: we'd rather give you the real picture and earn your trust than steer you somewhere you'll regret.
We're also a Morreydealership — so if the math genuinely doesn't support a repair, we can offer a path forward. But that path is only offered when it actually makes sense for you, and never at the expense of the repair conversation. If repair is the right call, we'll tell you that too.
Questions? Call (604) 294-2908.
Common questions
A few questions about this decision.
- Sometimes. If ICBC declares a total loss, you can request to keep the vehicle and buy it back from ICBC — called a salvage buyback. The car will carry a salvage title, which affects future insurability and resale. A certified estimator can walk you through whether this makes sense for your situation.
- A quality repair to factory spec — with OEM parts and proper documentation — has less impact on resale than most people expect. A poorly done repair can hurt value significantly. The difference is workmanship and documentation. We provide a written history of every repair.
- It means the math may not support the repair on pure financial terms. But financial terms aren't the only factor — how long you planned to keep it, what a replacement would cost right now, and your last car payment all matter. This tool gives you the math; a certified estimator can help you weigh the rest.
- That's exactly what the replacement path is for. Talk to our team, get a real appraisal of your damaged vehicle, and see what a comparable replacement would cost — no obligation, no pressure, no hard sell. See how that works →
Free estimate
Send the request. We will set the repair path.
A Morrey estimator reviews your damage, explains the ICBC path, and tells you what happens next.