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| Quote: | | Do they take into account what I still owe on the car? |
Absolutely not! The insurance is only concerned with the value of the vehicle under the definition of ACTUAL CASH VALUE: replacement cost minus depreciation. What you may owe on a loan does not alter that.
| Quote: | | have never had to have any major repairs and runs perfectly. |
Doesn't matter. The one piece of information you failed to supply is critical . . . what model year is your car? The fact that you have 202,000 miles on the car probably makes its value close to "zero" -- that is, its salvage value for scrap metal. Maybe a couple of thousand dollars. You can look for the value of your vehicle here: http://www.nadaguides.com/
| Quote: | | have a $500 deductable |
If the collision was NOT your fault, this is immaterial. The deductible only applies if you caused your own damages. If you did cause the collision, and the salvage value on your vehicle is $2000, then you will receive a check for $1500. _________________ CA-licensed P&C Broker-Agent and Life Agent. CA Insurance Lic #0596197. Now investigating insurance company abuses, and providing litigation support and expert witness services. Send me your questions, and I'll send you my answers. |
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