The Price of Proving You’re Right: A New Path to Financial Recovery When “Winning” Still Costs You Thousands In the world of auto claims and property disputes, we see a recurring theme: it costs money to prove you are right. Whether you are fighting an insurance company for fair market
The Big Picture: Sales Slowdown Continues The U.S. new-vehicle market is feeling a continued pull-back, driven largely by the pull-ahead of electric vehicle (EV) purchases prior to the expiration of federal EV tax credits on September 30. The EV Effect on Pricing and Incentives The expiration of EV tax credits
IntroductionNovember 2025 has shaken up the U.S. auto market — with slower sales, shifting incentives, and growing uncertainty for buyers and sellers alike. For Georgians thinking of trading in, selling, or insuring a vehicle, these trends could mean real changes in how much you spend or get back. In this
The overall market saw a return to depreciation following the temporary slowdown around the Thanksgiving holiday. While declines were observed across the board, the pace was considered moderate and did not reach the sharp drops—exceeding 1% per week—that were characteristic of late October and early November. Current depreciation rates are
IntroductionNovember 2025 brought a drop in U.S. auto sales — and that has direct implications for everyone thinking about buying, trading in, or selling a car in Georgia. In this post, we’ll break down what’s going on in the national auto market and what it could mean for you: from
For years, Americans shrugged off rising car prices. Even as the average new vehicle neared $50,000, buyers kept paying. But that era is fading fast. Across the country, consumers are finally pushing back against high new-car prices. With interest rates high, payments soaring, and budgets stretched thin, more people are
Would you rather collect 80% of an accurate appraisal or 20% of an inflated one?
Many clients believe that if another appraiser gives them a higher initial estimate, the settlement amount will be equally high. WRONG!
Insurance companies know who the legitimate appraisers are, so don't get caught up in the estimate game. Hire an appraiser based on their credentials and reputation.
Seven things to look for when choosing an appraisal company
