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  • The actual cash value of your car is based on the value of your car at the time of the accident, taking into account its current market value. [...] the insurance company's obligation is to repair the car based upon its actual cash value, not its replacement cost." * What is meant by aftermarket parts? "Auto repair shops may use aftermarket and/or used parts when repairing or replacing a damaged part.

  • In a rush to save money, be careful not to cut corners in areas that help protect you and your family," said Allstate Exclusive Agent Kimberleigh Bailey. "Although it is important to save money in the short-term, you could find yourself unable to pay for your auto repairs or for liabilities to others in the case of an accident. Putting these cost-savings tips into action doesn't have to be complicated. Currently, Allstate is offering all consumers-Allstate customers or not-a free review of their current insurance limits and deductibles through the "Good Hands Coverage Check-up." An Allstate agent can point out where they may need more or less coverage. Information on local Allstate agents can be found at www.allstate.com or by calling 1-800 Allstate. The Allstate Corporation (NYSE: AL...

    ...2. Buy the right car. A car's value, age, safety record and repair costs, as well as t... policies typically cap coverage at the actual cash value of the car, the older your car is, the ...

  • An insurance company need not compensate a policyholder for the diminished value of her car following post-accident repairs, the Indiana Supreme Court has ruled. The policy provided coverage for loss limited to the lesser of the actual cash value or the amount necessary to repair or replace the car. The insurance company paid for the repairs to the policyholder's car after it was damaged, but refused to pay benefits for the diminution in value.

  • A company that sells finance and insurance products to automobile dealers has settled a class action lawsuit for $324,000. Customers sued Innovative Aftermarket Systems in St. Louis Circuit Court in 2006. The class action suit alleged a number of problems with IAS' debt-waiver addendums, also known as guaranteed- asset protection contracts, or GAP.

    ... a car buyer owes on the vehicle and its actual cash value. "What is understood by most purchasers...

  • EPA and NHTSA, on behalf of the Department of Transportation, are issuing this joint proposal to further reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve fuel economy for light-duty vehicles for model years 2017-2025. This proposal extends the National Program beyond the greenhouse gas and corporate average fuel economy standards set for model years 2012-2016. On May 21, 2010, President Obama issued a Presidential Memorandum requesting that NHTSA and EPA develop through notice and comment rulemaking a coordinated National Program to reduce greenhouse gas emissions of light-duty vehicles for model years 2017- 2025. This proposal, consistent with the President's request, responds to the country's critical need to address global climate change and to reduce oil consumption. NHTSA is proposing C...

    ... Credits and Fuel Consumption Improvement Values, Off-cycle Reductions, and Full-size Pickup Trucks... who purchase their new MY 2025 vehicle with cash, the discounted fuel savings will offset the highe...These flexibilities would cause the actual achieved fuel economy to be lower than the require...

  • ...* Safety 31.3%. * Options 6.3%. * Resale Value 5.8%. * Insurance Cost/Coverage 3.5%. When buying ...-car owners by covering the gap between the actual cash value of the vehicle at the time of loss and ...

  • ... future property disbursements whose total value, as of the plan's date, "is not less than the [cla... it would cost the creditor to obtain the cash equivalent of the collateral from another source. ..., the rate at which the creditor actually loaned funds to the debtor--as a presumption that ...

  • Your credit rating, A strong credit rating will qualify you for the best interest rates from auto manufacturers' financing arms, banks and credit unions. But with only fair or mediocre credit, you'll likely pay higher rates and qualify for lower loan limits-if you're eligible for a loan at all. Do research. Find out in advance the invoice price (dealer's cost, minus incentives) and bargain up from that, rather than down from the manufacturer's recommended "sticker price." Research invoice amounts online at sites like Kelly Blue Book (www.kbb.com), www.edmunds.com, and www.cars.com. (For a comprehensive guide to buying or leasing a car, including financing considerations, visit Visa's free personal financial management site, Practical Money Skills for Life (www.practicalmoneyskills.com/c...

    ... cars typically lose 20 percent or more in value once driven off the lot. Thus, on a $26,000 loan w... will pay the difference between the car's actual cash value (factoring in depreciation) and your ou...

  • ..., credit or customer credit means a unit of value equivalent to cash or cash equivalents deposited, ...) Standards for evaluating theoretical and actual hold percentages. (1) Accurate and current theoret...

  • ... the difference between the car's pre-loss value and its value after the repairs (its "diminished v... is limited to the least of (1) the actual cash value of the damaged car, (2) the amount nece...



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