
Understanding when a car is totaled can save you time, money, and stress after an accident. Whether you’re talking with an insurance adjuster or simply trying to make sense of your situation, knowing what to do can help you make better decisions. Keep reading to learn more. If you have any questions along the way, contact us.
After an accident, you might be wondering whether your car is totaled, especially if there’s significant damage. If any of the following ring true for your vehicle, then there’s a good chance it’s a total loss, or in insurance terms, “totaled:”
After the accident, you’ll want to contact your insurance agent and file a claim. Based on the repair costs, your insurance provider will determine whether your car is a total loss. Then, your insurance provider will pay you the car’s cash value at the time of the accident. They’ll take several factors into account to determine your car’s value, including its age, mileage, and condition. The deductible on your collision and comprehensive insurance coverage will be deducted from that amount.
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