What happens when a stolen car is recovered?

Your recovered car, which is probably worth more than the payout you received, now belongs to your insurance carrier. When your stolen car is returned to you, call your insurance company to find out what happens next. A couple of scenarios are possible:

How much does it cost to tow a stolen car?

I never received a phone call from the police department giving me any option on what to do with my car. The towing yard is charging me $225 for today (3/9/2012) and $40 for storage every night vehicle stays in. I’m the victim here and now I must pay to get my car out, or hand over the pinksl…. Ask a lawyer – it’s free!

What should I do if my car is towed?

Unfortunately, the vehicle’s owner is charged with the towing, storage, etc. charges. Call your insurance agent and review your policy one more time to see if you can…

Can a stolen car be left on the side of the highway?

If you are the owner of the vehicle, you will be held responsible for your car since it cannot be left on the side of a highway or in an alley somewhere. The police will have the car towed to a lot where you will be charged per day it stays in there (up to the maximum timeframe allowed by your state).

What happens when a car is stolen and then recovered?

Unfortunately, any towing, impound and storage fees will have to be paid for by the registered owner. If the vehicle is found parked or abandoned, most law enforcement agencies will process the vehicle for evidence in an attempt to identify the suspect.

Unfortunately, the vehicle’s owner is charged with the towing, storage, etc. charges. Call your insurance agent and review your policy one more time to see if you can…

What to do if you find a stolen car?

Therefore, if you find your vehicle, call the local law enforcement agency in the area and notify them that you found your vehicle, and let that agency dictate how you will take possession of it.