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Diminished Value Claim in Florida
How to Prove Your Diminished Value Claim: Florida is a diminished value state, which means you may be entitled to the diminished value of your vehicle after an auto accident. Under Florida law, a vehicle owner can pursue a claim for diminution from the negligent party who caused the accident, typically by filing directly with their insurance company. Diminished Value (“DV”) is the loss in market value that occurs when a vehicle is wrecked and repaired. To file a diminished value car insurance claim, you must provide clear proof of the diminution and its dollar value. The best way to do this is with a Diminished Value Auto Appraisal. We’ll walk you through every step. Call/text 786-853-0711.
Rebuilt or branded titles and financing
The upside of buying a vehicle with a rebuilt or branded title is that you can own and drive one for significantly less that the identical car with a clean title. The downside is that nagging question of whether it truly was repaired properly, and of course its subsequent resale value. Also, if you plan to finance the purchase the lending institute will almost certainly require a Fair Market Value appraisal. We can help! Call/text 786-853-0711
Selling a car on Bring A Trailer
Are you thinking of selling your collector car on Bring A Trailer (BAT)? If so, you'll need to have a realistic sense of its current true fair market value and LOTS of good quality photographs. Cold start and driving videos are now expected with most listings. Auto Appraisal Network can provide you with a Fair Market Value Appraisal, plus the 100+ photos you'll need for the listing. Call/text 786-853-0711 for more information.