Diminished Value Appraisal
Are you leaving money on the table? Have you been compensated for ALL your damages?
FACT:
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After being properly repaired, you won’t be able to sell your vehicle for as much as another that hasn’t been in an accident.
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All states require you to disclose any prior accidents at the time of sale.
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Your vehicle history is tracked by CARFAX.
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After an accident, your vehicle no longer can be “Certified Pre-Owned” and many dealerships may refuse to accept your vehicle as a trade-in.
It is your right to file a “Diminished Value” Claim
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Was the accident the other driver's fault?
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Did the resulting damage include frame/unibody damage?
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Is your vehicle less than 10-years old?
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Do you own your vehicle (not leased)?
If you answered, “YES” to all 4 questions, you most likely qualify to file a Diminished Value Claim.
How much would I be compensated for with a Diminished Value Claim?
Example:
$15,000 Vehicle = $2,250 Diminished Value Claim
$35,000 Vehicle = $8,750 Diminished Value Claim
$55,000 Vehicle = $16,500 Diminished Value Claim
These are examples only, actual results will vary.
What is needed to complete a Diminished Value Appraisal?
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Final Repair Invoice from the Body shop
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Vehicle VIN #
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Claim # from accident
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Date of Loss
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