When your car is damaged in a car crash you often have two options: (1) have your own insurance company pay for repairs to the car or (2) have the at-fault party insurance company pay for the repairs. There are benefits and downsides to using either option.
Following a car crash, the insurance company is going to send out an adjuster to inspect your vehicle’s damage and evaluate the cost to conduct the repairs. If the cost of the repairs exceeds 65% of the total value of the car, under Nevada law, the car is considered a total loss.
When your car is damaged in a crash, you need to determine where to get your car repaired. You have the option to get your car repaired at a preferred vendor of the insurance company or at an autobody shop of your choosing.
When you’re involved in a car accident, the immediate concerns typically revolve around personal safety, damage assessment, and insurance claims. However, what many car owners overlook is the concept of diminished value – a critical factor that affects the financial worth of your vehicle post-repair.
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