Diminished Value Claims and Vehicle Appraisals
If you have been in an auto accident, you have lost money. Even after it has been repaired your vehicle's value is likely to have decreased significantly. In many cases, you may be entitled to an amount equal to your vehicle's decreased value. Collision Claim Associates can help you get a fair, independent vehicle appraisal and get your diminished value claim started.
Total Loss Claims and Vehicle Appraisals
When your car, light truck or SUV is determined to be a total loss after an auto accident, it is not unusual for the insurance company to make you an initial offer that is well below the actual fair market value of your vehicle. You may need a third party auto valuation, and Collision Claim Associates can help you get a fair, independent vehicle appraisal and get your total loss claim started.
Auto Damage and Diminished Value Claim Consultations
It can be difficult and overwhelming to deal with all the red tape after an auto accident. Most people just end up leaving everything up to the insurance companies, but then who is looking out for your best interest? Collision Claim Associates can get you started with an auto accident consultation for just $35.00. It could end up saving you hundreds - even thousands of dollars.
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