Well, when you get an high priced or classic vehicle insured, the insurance company will usually ask for an appraisal or inspection anyways...Which at the time of loss there adjusters will still come up with a value they think the vehicle is worth.
Certainly and is very adviseable if there is a significant difference. Many adjusters will offer a "low-ball" figure and refuse to take into consideration the condition of the vehicle before the wreck.
They know that your only option is to file suit and that will cost you attorney fees. Look in the newspaper and local auto trader magazines for an equal vehicle. then forward the appraisal and similar ads to the adjuster.
If he still fails to make a reasonable offer contact your local state insurance office or attorney general to see if you may have a "bad faith" claim.
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Almost certainly not. You are in no way at fault, so you should not have to pay for someone else's mistake. Contact your own insurance comany and ask them to discuss the matter with their insurance company.
Ace Insurance company does not appraise damages on a claim. Their auditors will never see the damages done. They see the estimate of the damages and review it for mistakes, fairness and accuracy. Thus they achieved the title of "The Claims Review Company." If you have a claim, you will never see their auditors, but you can rest assured when Ace says the estimate is fair and correct, it is.
If you disagree about the amount of money you're being offered, you should first let your insurance company know you don't think it's right. It's possible that someone made an honest mistake, and if they look at the figures again they'll catch it. If they still insist that's the right value, though, you're probably going to have to have your car appraised (at your own expense) by an independent appraiser, or possibly two if your first appraiser and the insurance company's appraiser have very different opinions on the car's worth. If that still doesn't help, you'll need a lawyer, because at that point your only real option is litigation. If the problem is not the money, but that you simply want your car fixed instead of having it totalled, the insurance company will generally offer to pay you what (they think) your car is worth, after subtracting your deductible and the amount they expect to get from selling it to a salvage yard. If you do this, you will have to pay for the repairs yourself. Also, you may have problems getting insurance for that car in the future.
Check with your insurance company first as they would have the most accurate pricing that applies to you. The price range can vary so significantly based on insurance carriers.
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Your car finance company will add their own insurance that covers their vehicle, but not your liability. ANd it will significantly increase your payments. It would be so much cheaper and better protection for you to find your own insurance. Park it until you get insurance.
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