Yes you can. one of my relatives did. But if the damamge was really bad, you probably should get it fixed. * Yes, unless a bank or finance company has a lien on the vehicle. The lienholder will insist that the damage be repaired or the money be used to reduce the loan. But if you own it free and clear, the insurance reimbursed you for the reduced value of the car. HOWEVER if you do not have this damage repaired, any future damage will not be fully covered.
There are a couple considerations:Yes you can if:The shop you chose is not baned by the paying insurance companyThe insurance company approves the repairing shopThey repairing shop will do the work for the money provided by the insurance companyORYou are willing to pay the remaining amount the insurance company wont cover. I have done this to get a shop I trusted but wanted "To Much Money" for the repair.
It just depends on whether or not the insurance company considers the vehicle worth repairing or not.
When a vehicle covered by insurance gets wrecked, the insurance company looks at how much it will cost to repair. If repairing the bike costs more than it is worth, then the insurance company declares it totaled and pays for a replacement.
Shoot the adjuster and bury him somewhere.
The same as a purchased truck that has been wrecked. You will have been required to insure the vehicle. Contact the insurance company and file a claim. An adjustor will determine if the vehicle should be repaired or totaled.
The roof estimation of damage could be calculated by your insurance company. I would contact them so they may send an adjustor who could better determine the exact amount of damage.
Insurance coverage refers to a sort of policy for which one pays premiums to ensure that they are helped should disaster strike. The most common coverage is auto insurance, where the insurance company will pay the cost of repairing a car should you have an accident.
Depends on how it was damaged. If it was another drivers fault, take it up with their insurance company, by getting estimates of a new door and submitting it to them. If it damaged the vehicle bad enough, by making it unsafe to drive or bending the frame, it would be safer to replace it anyways, rather than repairing it.
California laws dictates that people with disabilities cannot be denied car insurance coverage. Each individual will have to be assessed and the risks factors written into the car policy as the insurance company must do, but you can get coverage with insurance companies if you are disabled.
I am sure that theft insurance functions just like collision. The insurance company has the option of repairing the car or declaring it "totalled" in which case they give you fair market value for the car (they do not have to pay it off)
An actual insurance producer can NOT charge a fee for assisting in the purchase of insurance. The only way that a fee may be assessed is if the insurance producer is actually a CFP and providing a "fee based" service.Insurance producers are compensated directly by the insurance company who's product they sell.
1 or 2 things you can do. 1) ask the insurance company to get an independent adjustor/investigator to review the facts. 2) Hire an attorney.