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If they have already made a settlement and recoverthe vehicle later, you may have the option of returning the settlement and taking the car back.

If they recover the vehicle before settlement is made, you have to accept the car. They are not required to make a cash settlement.


If the car was damaged by the thief, they would have to settle for the difference in value (less your deductible).

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Q: Do you have to receive your stolen vehicle from the insurance company?
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