How can a car be deemed a “Total” by an insurance company still be worth buying?
How an insurance company determines when a car is a “Total” is one of the business worlds biggest mysteries. Sometimes I will look at a vehicle and there seems to be virtually no damage, but here it sets. One has to understand some of the factors an insurance company includes in their determination.
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