Diminished Value? We Can Help!
What Is Diminished Value?
Accident-damaged vehicles lose some of their value when it comes to resale. A common-sense buyer is less likely to purchase a vehicle with an accident history. Car lots also offer lower trade-in values for vehicles that have been in an accident. This decrease in value is called Diminished Value.
You May Be Entitled to a Diminished Value Check
Was your car just repaired after an accident? Insurance companies don't want you to know that you are often entitled to a check for the diminished value even if your vehicle was repaired. Filing a diminished value claim can be painless if you work with a professional that knows the ropes. We routinely get customers thousands of dollars owed to them after a claim.
Steven’s Success Story
Steven was blind-sided by another driver in his brand new Subaru. After the repairs, costing $7,000, were finished, he tried to sell the vehicle only to realize the difficulty of selling a car with a damage history or a bad Carfax.
It is common sense that a brand new vehicle that now has a damage history and repairs has depreciated in value. This is called Diminished Value and you are owed money by the party that damaged your property.
We helped him recover $6,750.
