You can get a reasonable decent car that runs and is roadworthy for $1,000 - the problem is I'm in England. There could be a problem getting it across the Atlantic. But where there is a will there is a way! You will have much more fun in a right hand drive car with a gear stick instead of that automatic wimpy drive. I think you'll also find driving on the left hand side of the road in the USA not only fun but extremely exciting.

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If you haven't accepted (cashed the check) and you can demonstrate to their satisfaction that the value of your car is $11,000, you should be able to at least get the full $10,000. It's better than $8400 and easier than suing. If she was only carrying low, mimimum $10,000 liability limit and you did sue her and win, would she even be able to pay the judgement? Doesn't sound like she has deep pockets.

If you accepted the check, and signed a settlement agreement w/ the insurance carrier, you really can't do anything except sue her personally.

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The Ninja 650R is a great bike for a beginner. Friendly power, and enough power to last you for a while. Only real knock I've heard against it is that some examples have front brakes that weren't as strong as others. Kawasaki may have fixed this since the intro, too.

As for how well it will fit your frame, best way to find that out is to sit on one. Your dimensions aren't so unusual, so I don't think it would be too much of a problem. I'd pay special attention, however, to the angle at which your knees are bent. Since you're on the tall side, I'd take care to make sure that they aren't bent at too much of an angle. That can get uncomfortable after a while.

I've heard good things about the GSX650F, too, and it would also be a good beginner bike. (I assume that's the model you're talking about).

MPG might be closer to 60. That's going to vary with your riding, too.

Insurance may be pricey. Young males on sportbikes pay a pretty heavy premium. The 650R is a lot closer to a "standard" bike than a sport bike, though it looks racy. Kinda depends on how the insurance company classifies it. Definitely would be a good idea to shop around.

Also, make sure you allocate some of your funds for gear. I know it gets hot in Houston, but riding gear is a lot less hot than skin grafts.

There are a whole slew of insurance companies with Capital in their name. But none called "Capital Insurance & Financial Services, LLC".

I'd bet you're dealing with an AGENCY there, not a company. In which case, you need to find out which companies they represent.