A driver had a minor rear-ending accident in a parking lot where damage to both cars was moderate. The drivers agreed to pay for repairs themselves without exchanging insurance information. The question is whether the driver needs to notify their car insurance company since they paid out of pocket for the repairs rather than filing a claim.

1. Should I notify my car insurance company if I paid for the fix myself?
"I had a minor car accident in a Costco parking lot last weekend. I was backing
out my parking lot; the other guy was also backing out. Unfortunately, we didn
t see each other. Anyway, this seems to be a 50-50 accident. The damage to the c
ars are moderate and we agreed on just fixing ourselves. So no personal informat
ion was exchanged. I got an estimate today. The cost for fixing my car is no
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