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not sure of the law out there, but nationally, since its not your fault, the other party (or their insurance) is responsible for getting you back to pre collision status. so if its a replacement with all the mods transferred over, or they fix the truck to oem specs, you should not accept anything that is a compromise.
Even so, insurance companies aren’t going to cover you for a brand new truck, they pay out for depreciated, model year value. You are free to sue the at fault driver for more, but insurance companies don’t make you whole, they pay the least amount required by law.
Their professional lobbyists write the law [that legislators advocate, vote on and get passed].
Even so, insurance companies aren’t going to cover you for a brand new truck, they pay out for depreciated, model year value. You are free to sue the at fault driver for more, but insurance companies don’t make you whole, they pay the least amount required by law.
Their professional lobbyists write the law [that legislators advocate, vote on and get passed].