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I was in an accident that was not my fault. The other guy’s insurance is saying my car is totaled and I disagree. What are my LEGAL options? Who do I sue, the insurance company or the guy who hit me?

Option 1: go to your own insurance carrier and see if they have a different opinion about the cost to repair and the value of your vehicle.
Option 2: see if you can get at least two collision repairers to write an estimate low enough to repair vs total your car (warning: if you choose option 2 you will likely not get enough money to repair the car properly)
Option 3: locate and list every car for sale in a 50 mile radius that is as much like yours as possible, including mileage, options and condition and establish a mean average of the value — then compare that to what the insurer is stating is the market value of your car.
Option 4: withdraw your claim and pay for the repairs yourself.
Bottom line: you can sue everyone in sight but it won’t get you a thin dime if the insurer is offering you a fair settlement. Trust me , they don’t WANT your dumb car. State law dictates that once repair costs reach or exceed the value or a percentage of the value of a vehicle it MUST be declared a total loss. No insurance company in the world is going to break the law just to close your claim.
One more warning — the insurance company has an ARMY of lawyers and they are not afraid you you or your lawyer whoever he/she/it may be. Save yourself a lot of grief and money and try working with the adjuster vs against him/her.