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Following up with the final report on this thread. It took 4 months and 4 days, but my Raptor was successfully repaired (total cost ~ $35k), including new frame, new bed, bed liner, bumper, tailgate, shocks, spare tire, paint etc. The elevated prices for used cars (and a Raptor) meant that...

Allstate is the insurance for the at-fault party. Collision center just submitted a supplement for $27,300 to complete the repairs, bringing total repair to $30,500.

Update. Online Allstate adjuster gave me a ridiculous estimate of $3100 for the repair. I took it to a local repair shop and they laughed. They will be submitting a sizeable supplement to the estimate. Repair shop deemed it undriveable with spare tire pressed up against the exhaust, broken...

Waiting for a response from the insurance company now.... All passengers in both vehicles came through it unscathed thankfully.

A few more pics...

Thanks for the $25,000 number. That's very helpful. Did that include a new truck bed, bumper, tailgate etc? With an estimated value of $60k (probably lesser on the insurance company books), I'm curious as to whether or not it makes it to the 75% of value threshold that would lead to totaling it.

Audi undriveable and had to be towed from the scene.

Thanks. I attached some photos to the original post.

An Audi Q5 rear-ended me at about 35-40 mph. Frame is bent on the passenger side and crumpled on driver side. The bed of the truck now has hump of about 8 inches now. Current value of trcuk is about $60k. How much does it cost to repair/replace the frame and bed?