Do you have to accept the NADA price if your car is totaled even if it would normally sell for more?

If you can prove to you insurance company that the price you're getting is too low (via classified ads, car lots, etc) go for it. NADA is pretty fair for the most part, however. KBB is too high and edmunds is too low.

 

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