Measured · 54 claims
Emblem / Nameplate: repaired or replaced?
Counted off 54 estimates written by adjusters on real claims. Not what anybody thinks should happen, but what the carrier itself put on the document.
Replaced
100%
54 of 54
Repaired
0%
0 of 54
Not once in 54 claims was a emblem / nameplate repaired. That is not a tendency, it is the absence of a decision: on these documents this panel is a replacement item.
How this was counted
Every line on every parsed carrier estimate was matched to a panel and read for the operation the adjuster wrote. A line saying replace counts as a replacement; a line saying repair counts as a repair. Lines that say neither are counted nowhere rather than being assigned a decision they do not state.
Coverage: January 2024 to August 2026. Last reviewed 14 August 2026.
What this cannot tell you
- It is not a rule for your car. A ratio across 54 claims says what usually happened, not what should happen to a specific panel with specific damage.
- Severity is not in the count. A creased panel and a scuffed one are one line each here. The documents record the decision, not the depth of the dent.
- It is the carrier’s decision, not the right one. This measures what was written on estimates of record. Where a shop disagreed and won, the corpus sees the original document.
Other panels
| Panel | Replaced | Claims |
|---|---|---|
| Bumper Cover | 72% | 144 |
| Moulding / Trim | 92% | 127 |
| Door Shell | 64% | 103 |
| Fender | 77% | 73 |
| Grille | 100% | 50 |
| Taillamp | 96% | 49 |
| Quarter Panel | 46% | 44 |
| Headlamp | 98% | 43 |
Every panel, the method and the sample bands are on the repair or replace page.
Write the estimate with this in front of you
EstimateLogic Pro checks every repair-or-replace call it writes against this corpus and flags the ones that disagree with it, so a line an adjuster is likely to question is one you saw first.