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Can I refuse to take back my car from the insurance company after it was stolen?

Can I refuse to take back my car from the insurance company after it was stolen? I am too scared. I don’t know where it’s been.

Asked on 20 May 2024 by Tara

Answered by Louise Thomas
Unless the car has been damaged beyond repair and is classed as a write off, then the car still belongs to you and you won’t be able to refuse it’s return. Unfortunately there’s not many other options apart from selling the car itself.

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