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The insurance company says my vehicle is a total loss. What do they mean?

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The insurance company says my vehicle is a total loss. What do they mean?

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A. The cost of repairs plus the value of the vehicle in damaged condition (salvage value) – is greater than the actual cash value (ACV) of the vehicle prior to the accident.

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