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Total Loss Series: Reimbursement for Modified Parts?

Posted in Auto Insurance , Special Vehicle Insurance

August 21st, 2009

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Total Loss: Chapter 5 of 6

Accepting a Settlement

When you accept an insurance company settlement, be sure you understand that the check is put in the name of the policyholder and the company or individual listed on the Loss Payee or Lien Holder endorsement. Also be sure that you are comfortable with the payment amount.

Preventing Future Loss

If you are a true car enthusiast and will never stop installing modified parts on your vehicle, you need to get a modified insurance plan. Depending on the level and value of modified parts on your car, the process may vary slightly. Some insurance companies may have a rider they can add onto your policy to handle an upgrade or two. However, if you have totally rebuilt your car, you may need to get a specialty car insurance coverage to protect the full value of your vehicle.

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Tip: Don’t forget that you will still have to pay a deductible even if the insurance company takes your side in a settlement claim.

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