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I'm not sure either. I don't think they get to walk away the easy just because your car doesn't have high book value.
His insurance will have to pay to replace the car. Even if they total it, they have to give him enough payout to pay it off and get a vehicle of equal value. At least under Indiana law. Now what I’m not sure on is if that car is used as collateral on a different loan, then that likely changes things and I don’t know exactly how it’d work in PA.