Stop in for a cup of coffee

Doing more research on this cherished value coverage. It is not worth paying double the cost to have this option in my opinion. Grundy like most others I believe stated to me I have first right to buy back the totaled vehicle. Obviously in my case, the sentimental value and the 1966 Hemi would be the most important. This is pulled from some reading I was doing............................

In the US if the vehicle is declared totaled the Insured has first right to salvage that being 20% of the payout. For example, being the agreed value payout is $50,000 then the insured can "buy" it back for 20% = $10,000 and receive a payout amount of $40,000. The Title is rebranded as a salvage vehicle until it is repaired when it can have an enhanced inspection done and then the Title is once again rebranded as a Reconstructed Vehicle
Yes but having been thru this with Hagerty , the cherish rider , which for me is 12 bucks a year added on, I don’t have to pay that 20 percent to buy it back, nor do they change the title to a salvage or rebranded. My polara was deemed a total loss in the fire I had in August of 2022, they sent a guy out, he appraised it, totaled it, I had a check 3 hours later, and got to keep the car with only thing being deducted being my 50 dollar comp deductible. And my title stayed free and clear