Car total loss

read  the insurance clause...it should say 'replacement with new vehicle'. if it's not there, then you can file a case in the government.

if its there, you can claim a new car and the company will give you new.

thanks

what happened to your car, whats the condition now?

Hello Gian,

Accident causing partial or total loss is a normal and unfortunate occurrence in a leasing contract tenure. Insurance company will pay you depreciated value of the before accident but you will realize it will be a couple of  thousand Riyals lower than your perceived amount.

Second shock will come when you get a call from your bank telling you that you must continue paying installments for the months the insurance company is working on its paper work.  A solution to this is not to take the insurance company to court but to agree and sign on its evaluation, pay the difference and get on with your normal life. Peace of mind is lot more important than making or loosing money.

mannyd wrote:

read  the insurance clause...it should say 'replacement with new vehicle'. if it's not there, then you can file a case in the government.

if its there, you can claim a new car and the company will give you new.

For Total Loss, replacement with new vehicle will probably apply only to vehicles less than a year old - which is still considered brand new....if its past one year, then, it is 2nd hand vehicle, and insurance might just pay (by cash) the insured value of your car, that is, (maybe) 15% less every year...  ...so, take your car model (year)...and do the math...and consider the insurance' monkey business stuffs as well (this seems to be the trend with insurance companies now)...and if it's still under lease, then...check with the company you took the lease from...!