Diminished Value Report

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A Better Way to Measure Diminished Value

Many independent appraisers determine diminished value by examining:

  • Comparable sales of identical vehicles with and without accident history
  • Dealer trade-in offers
  • Auction market data
  • Repair quality and extent of damage
  • Structural versus cosmetic repairs
  • Replacement of major OEM panels
  • Airbag deployment
  • Vehicle age and desirability
  • Local market conditions

This market-based approach often results in a higher—and more realistic—estimate of diminished value than the 17c formula.

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Diminished value is the drop in your vehicle’s resale value after an accident, even if repairs are done correctly. A car with an accident history is worth less than one without it. That loss is called diminished value, and you may be able to recover it.

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