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10 months agoWrong sub go to r/autobody or r/insurance
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First, never ever drive a vehicle that is spewing any fluid. The fact that you didn’t get an overheating warning at first means you probably saved it from worse damage. What you described after seems very serious.
If you are extremely lucky and the overheating didn’t damage the internals, you could be out a few hundred in parts, fluids, and labor. It seems as though you probably damaged the engine. A replacement engine for a V2 would probably run between $10k to $20k depending on if used or new and this would not include labor.
Go to r/autobody and ask them
Wrong sub, try r/legaladvice or r/insurance
r/legaladvice
Go to r/tires