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  • Understanding a Totaled Car
    • Immediate Steps to Take
      • 1. Assess the Damage
        • 2. Contact Your Insurance Company
        • Understanding Your Options
          • Legal Considerations
            • Financial Implications
              • Pros of Keeping a Drivable Totaled Car
                • Cons of Keeping a Drivable Totaled Car
                • Insurance Implications
                  • Steps for Keeping the Vehicle

                    What to Do When Your Car Is Totaled but Still Drivable

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                    A slightly damaged car parked on the side of a road, with a scenic backdrop, symbolizing resilience and the potential for continued use despite being declared totaled.
                    Published January 20, 2025
                    Last Updated May 30, 2025
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