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car insurance I accept the terms offererd I have a choice and if so what are my options?
I was involed in an accident car damage was the driver's side wing. the budget was expensive and the insurance said the car was a write-off book price offered and I do not According to insurance. i have repaired the car is still a log book. who is responsible for car until an agreement is
The state laws vary, but in general – a car is considered a total loss when the cost of repairing the car (including parts and labor) is less than 75% of the vehicle's actual value (what that could reasonably be sold the car for 1 minute before the injury has given the choices of cars, mileage and condition). If the estimate exceeds 75% of the value of cars – then by law, the insurance company to total loss. If the estimate is about 75% and the insurance company expects an additional damage is likely during the repair of vehicles that can put the car in the 75% mark, then usually go ahead and total vehicle loss. If you want to repair the vehicle, you can choose to buy back the salvage. (ie to buy back the company's wrecked car insurance). Depending on the year / make of your car – salvage value can range from 20% -30%. Most are in the 20-25 sedans and trucks range 25-30. The insurance company will have the vehicle's actual value and subtract the residual value and that is how much you paid + to get the car. If you choose to buy back the car and repair – Then the costs to repair the vehicle to run more than they were paid by the co ins – will have to pay out of pocket. You also have a title rescue – so the re-sell the value of the repaired vehicle would be less than a car that has no a mark. If car is a "total work" – is say – the estimate is a total loss, but the car is saved to disk – often people will choose to keep the salvage. Until you sign the title for the car to the insurance company you are legally responsible for the vehicle – that means you have to keep paying taxes on it and make their car payments.
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