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    How do we calculate the valuation of the car decreases year by year and similary how the insurance premium is calculated in subsequent years?

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    The depreciation,there is standered formula it’s 5% on ex-showroom price of new cars (1st insurance), 15% on 1st renewal and 10% thereafter on each subsequent renewals – provided no claims are made, i.e. it would vary/differ a little if claims are lodged/settled.

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    The difference is mainly because cars are more prone to accidents in big metro cities with heavy/fast traffic, and may be also because of higher overheads of insurance companies in Grade A cities. The difference is, however it is not much as compaired to grade B , negligible.

    I am not aware of the calculations/rates based on which premium amount is
    decided.

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    Thanks Investorboy for explaining the whole procedure and now its very clear to me (who is from non insurance background).

    Thanks again!
    Tarun

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    Why there is difference in premium on the basis of cities?

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