Toyota Toyota veloz 2025 e 2025

This vehicle is covered by next insurances: Third Party (TPL or CTPL) comprehensive Insurance details: Third-Party Liability (TPL) Covers damages to property or bodily injury to any third party (person or vehicle) involved in an accident caused by the renter. Varies by law/policy, but often has a minimum deductible for property damage. Collision Damage Waiver (CDW) / Loss Damage Waiver (LDW) Reduces the renter's financial responsibility for damage to the rental vehicle due to collision, accident, or theft. (This is technically a waiver, not insurance.) The renter is liable for the deductible (or "excess") amount specified in the rental agreement, unless a full protection option is purchased. Theft Protection (TP) Reduces the renter's financial liability for loss or damage to the rental vehicle if it is stolen. The renter is liable for the deductible amount, unless negligence (e.g., leaving the keys in the ignition) is proven. Renter's Obligations and Incident Reporting The renter must comply with the following procedures for any insurance claim to be valid: Immediate Notification: The renter must immediately notify the rental company and the police (if required by law) of any accident, damage, theft, or vandalism. Required Documentation: The renter must provide the rental company with a full written report, police report (if applicable), names and contact information of any third parties and witnesses, and photographs of the damage. No Admission of Guilt: The renter must not admit liability, settle a claim, or negotiate with any third party without the express written permission of the rental company. IV. General Insurance Exclusions (The Renter is Fully Liable) The insurance coverage and damage waivers (CDW/LDW) are null and void, and the renter is fully responsible for all costs and losses (including the vehicle's full value and loss of use) if the damage or loss is caused by or results from: Prohibited Use: Driving the vehicle off-road, on unpaved roads, or in prohibited areas (e.g., beaches, racetracks). Negligence/Violation: Damage to the vehicle's interior, upholstery, roof, undercarriage, tires, or wheels due to gross negligence or misuse. Unauthorized Driver: The vehicle is driven by any person not explicitly listed and authorized on the rental agreement. Impairment: Driving under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or any substance that impairs the driver's ability. Violation of Law: Damage or loss incurred while violating local traffic laws or the terms of the rental agreement. Lack of Care: Failing to secure the vehicle (e.g., leaving doors/windows unlocked, leaving keys unattended). Mechanical Damage: Damage resulting from incorrect fuel type being used. Loss of Use (Downtime): The renter is responsible for an administrative fee and the daily rental rate for the period the vehicle is non-rentable due to being repaired, regardless of fault (this is typically covered by an optional insurance product).