So, I don;t think there is over or under value. If you go to car dealer, the value most likely would be less because they want to buy cheap for more profit
Insurance overvalue my car, Charging higher premium
Insurance overvalue my car, Charging higher premium
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If you go to any insurance website, the market value is probably the same because insurance company take value from same poll. Normally you have freedom to increase or decrease to certain percentage allowed by insurance company with term and condition.
So, I don;t think there is over or under value. If you go to car dealer, the value most likely would be less because they want to buy cheap for more profit |
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QUOTE(poweredbydiscuz @ May 22 2025, 03:05 PM) That is the last resort and it's rarely happen. The first option by insurance companies is always pay the sum. I remember that there are two option. Something like Agreed value and Market Value. The Agreed one is slightly higher but you get full insured value. The other one you get current market value. I just use the market one jackytiong liked this post
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