Insurance Expert Reveals Who Owns Damaged Car Parts After Accidents
Adnan Al-Nahhal, Head of Compensation at a major insurance company, confirmed that damaged car parts from accidents can be retained by the client, dealership, or insurance company. The required copay is 2.5% for both the client and the dealership. The insurance company is the entity that determines the final beneficiary of these parts. These rules ensure the rights of all parties in repair and compensation processes.
Damaged car parts from accidents have a clear owner. Adnan Al-Nahhal, Head of Compensation at a major insurance company, confirmed that the client, dealership, or insurance company can retain damaged parts from repairs in exchange for a 2.5% copay. The rate is fixed for both parties.
Who Owns the Damaged Parts?
Speaking on the 'Arabity' program broadcast on Radio Egypt, Al-Nahhal explained that insurance rules grant the client the right to keep damaged car parts if they bear a 2.5% copay. The dealership gets the same percentage. The insurance company can also retain these parts, as it's the entity that determines the final beneficiary.
Insurance Company Decides the Beneficiary
The compensation department at insurance companies is responsible for determining who gets the damaged parts. It could be the dealership that handled the car, the client, or the company itself. The decision follows established compensation rules.
The 'Arabity' program hosts insurance experts to discuss issues related to Toyota and other vehicles. The dialogue covered client rights in car accidents. The discussion matters to every car owner.
What This Means for Car Owners
Knowing these rules protects the rights of owners of BMW and other cars. The 2.5% copay may be acceptable in exchange for retaining original damaged parts. Clients should know their options before repairs.
Frequently Asked Questions
3 questions answered
Related News
View All News
The 50% Rule That Decides Your Car's Fate: When Does It Become a Total Loss?
Adnan Al-Nahhal, head of compensation at a major insurance company, revealed that a car is classified as a total loss when repair costs exceed 50% of the insured amount. The…
Egypt's Fuel Pricing Committee Fixes Gasoline and Diesel Prices Until Year-End
Egypt's Automatic Fuel Pricing Committee has decided to keep gasoline and diesel prices unchanged until the end of the year. The decision followed a review of pricing mechanism factors, exchange…
Cairo Airport Used Cars Auction on October 21: EGP 50K Deposit, EGP 400 Specs Book
Egypt's General Authority for Government Services has announced a major public auction of used cars from neglected, abandoned, and customs-seized lots at Cairo International Airport and Damietta Customs, set for…
Late 2026 Rebound: Egypt's Used Car Sales Jump 20% with Demand Focused Below EGP 600K
Egypt's used car market rebounded by 20% in the final quarter of 2026, yet sales remained focused on models priced below EGP 600,000. Dealer Fadel Mahmoud noted the market had…
Egypt's Car Assembly Map Expands: Kaiyi, Chevrolet Groove, and Kia Lead the Next Wave
Egypt's car assembly map is expanding with the Kaiyi X3 Pro, Chevrolet Groove, and Kia models entering local production lines. Nissan assembles Sunny, Sentra, and Magnite, while Hyundai produces Accent…
