§ 1961 Total Loss Types
This law says that when something is a total loss, it can be either an actual loss or a constructive loss.
Your car is in a crash and is completely wrecked, or the damage is so expensive that fixing it would cost more than the car is worth.
In the first case the car is an actual total loss because it's destroyed. In the second case it's a constructive total loss because it would be cheaper to write it off than to repair it.
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§ 1961 Total Loss Types
Last verified: January 11, 2026