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Originally Posted by gsxr750
You get the full retail price of the vehicle if its totaled with in the first 6-10 months, then after that you will get full retail NADA blue book value for your car if its totaled, for what ever year it is.
So lets says you have a 2009 Z thats Nada says its valued at $24k retail, as long as the car does not have excessive mileage on it , you would be given a check for $24k plus the sales tax in your state.
All companies are set up this way, unless you live in some weird state like kentucy or arkansas.
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Fair market value is usually based on more than just nada, but you are getting closer.
6-10 months is a wide window. Got a source for that?