No, unfortunately in terms of property damage, all you are allowed to get is the then-current value (fair market value, or blue book value) of your truck; the law makes the wrongdoer compensate you for the value of what he damaged or destroyed, but does not make him buy you a newer, better one. If you have insurance which has already paid you for your truck, all you could get in this regard is any out-of-pocket (not reimbursed by insurance) amounts, like a deductible.If you missed work due to not having a truck, you may be able to recover lost wages--e.g. for the day of the accident and possibly a few days more, until you got a truck, if you needed your truck for work.You could also seek any other unreimbursed costs, like any towing fees; taxis or public transit, if you had to take such for a while, etc.