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Old 08-15-2014, 11:23 AM   #4
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Can they really total a car that has non-structural issues, after it was repaired, due to the cost? That doesn't make sense. I could see a total before repair, but not after.
I don't know about TN, but in CA the law is very clear: the insurance company can total it at any time and it is ENTIRELY at their discretion. The car owner does not get a vote or any say in the matter. If you don't like the ins company decision, your only recourse is legal.

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