The DA argues that by undervaluing vehicles, insurers could minimize their own payouts, and then auction of the lightly damaged vehicles for more
Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price sues Progressive and
denies the claims, saying its valuation model is sound. It seems like every day we see a car on a salvage auction site that has next to no damage, and yet has still been described as a total loss by an insurance company. Pamela Price, the district attorney for Alameda County, California, thinks part of that might be down to dirty tricks insurance companies play against their customers.
have harmed automakers by lowering the market value of their used vehicles, repair shops that miss out on work, car loan institutions whose customers cannot pay their loans after being underpaid, and gap insurance providers, who must make up the difference between an outstanding loan and an undervalued amount. Insurers respond For its part,
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