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What is Dealership Scratch Insurance?

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StTravis

07/28/25 5:28pm

Dealership scratch insurance is a standalone scratch coverage, meaning the insurer only compensates when there is no other damage except for isolated scratches. Insurance claim considerations: If the vehicle exhibits isolated scratches without any signs of collision or scraping, the scratch insurance will cover it. However, scratches on the car's paint surface caused by collisions or scrapes during driving are not covered under scratch insurance. Due to the claim payout rate typically ranging between 200% to 300%, scratch insurance operations are generally loss-making. Most insurance companies only offer this coverage for newly purchased vehicles or those within two to three years of purchase. Vehicle scratch insurance considerations: Vehicle scratch insurance is an add-on to comprehensive car insurance, meaning you can only purchase scratch insurance if you have comprehensive coverage. Its protection covers "malicious human acts causing artificial scratches on the insured vehicle's body." The premium for scratch insurance is not high, and for many car owners, it's not a significant expense. Moreover, by choosing the right channel to purchase car insurance, the money saved can be used to buy scratch insurance.

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