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The Kansas total loss threshold is 75% of what your vehicle was worth immediately before it was damaged, and it comes from K.S.A. 8-197(b)(2)(B). What

Virginia has no 75 percent rule that forces an insurer to write your car off. Nearly every page ranking for the Virginia total loss threshold

The Iowa total loss threshold is 70% of a vehicle’s fair market value before it was damaged. That number decides one thing, and it is

Almost never. A total loss payout is taxable only when the settlement is more than your adjusted basis in the vehicle, which for an ordinary

On the afternoon of July 27, 2026, a line of intense supercell thunderstorms moved across the Chicago metro area. The National Weather Service logged hail

A total loss condition adjustment is a dollar deduction applied to the comparable vehicles used to value your car, and it is really two separate

After the January 2026 ice storms in Texas, My Write Off stepped in to get the best total loss claim support for Texas drivers.

When a severe hailstorm hit Round Rock, Texas, many residents were navigating the confusing realm of insurance claims for their hail-damaged vehicles. As auto owners

In the early hours of a recent Monday morning, Round Rock and parts of the Austin area found themselves facing an unexpectedly fierce hailstorm. Residents

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