u/garbagecannot101

I want to start dropshipping and I'm based in Canada. I've done a bit of research on my own and want to start dropshipping. I've seen AutoDS but I'm wondering if that is legit, if not are there any other similar websites for someone who is just starting out. I know dropshipping isn't instantly making huge profits but I have some time and money to put into this. Any sort of tips or advice will be greatly appreciated (but I don't want to spend money on any courses LOL).

For context, I drive a 2017 Honda Accord and it has around 260k kilometres on it, I just bought it secondhand a few months ago. I was driving when a stick came into my car, I pulled it out and was able to park but after it wouldn't start up. I called insurance (because the mechanic advised to just in case it was a bigger issue). The mechanic actually inspects the car and turns out the repair only costs about $500. Allstate has already issued a check for the towing and provided me a rent a car. The issue is theyre saying that they are going to write off the car and only pay me 60% of 12,000(which is what i bought the car for). No one has even come to inspect the car yet but they're saying that they will write it off because the car is too old and has a lot of mileage on it. I want to keep the car and I will pay out of pocket for the repairs, but any advice as to tell allstate to not write off my car?

Edit: Sorry I forgot to mention that I live in canada so the 12k amount is in CAD