Depends on the insurance company and the relationship you have with themSo lets say that some jerkwad totals your Maverick, and you're not in a no-fault state, and its totally 100% their fault.
Car insurance on used cars are supposed to give you "replacement cost", but to actually replace it means they would have to look at what they are selling for at dealerships right this second, which is way over MSRP. However, legally they can get away with offering as low as 80% value of blackbook is what I was told, at least in Texas. But who knows how low that is. Usually they try to avoid that as such disputes create lawyer billing time and that's not profitable, but these are weird times.
I have a strong feeling that whatever the insurance's first offer is, dispute it as it'll be too low. I've only had a vehicle totaled once, and their insurance also low balled me so I sent 5 examples in my area that were equal condition and what I expected as a minimum, and they luckily agreed to that sum which was several thousand more than their initial offer, but that was even back in normal times.
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