PER CURIAM:
When an insured automobile is so damaged that it would cost more to repair than to replace, it is usually deemed a total loss. The insurance company then reimburses the policyholder for the value of the vehicle, with the expectation that the policyholder will probably use this money to purchase a replacement. Of course, purchasing and registering...
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