totaled
A car is 'totaled' when it gets damaged so badly that fixing it would cost more than it's worth. Insurance companies then pay the owner for the car's value.
A car is considered 'totaled' when the cost to repair it exceeds its market value. In such cases, insurance companies often declare the vehicle a total loss and compensate the owner accordingly.
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