The average vehicle diminished value settlement is between 10% and 25% of the fair market value of the vehicle. However, the actual amount of a diminished value settlement can vary depending on a number of factors. Click here to calculate your Diminished Value.

Absolutely, in cases involving diminished value, you’re not obliged to accept the insurance company’s valuation. While many individuals tend to agree and potentially miss out on rightful compensation, it’s important to note that most Insurance Companies employ the 17c formula for calculating Diminished Value. This method allows adjusters to make certain adjustments based on the specific situation. Nevertheless, the 17c formula is not without its shortcomings.

It all depends on the adjuster handling your claim and the dynamic that exists between both of you, but usually no later than 15 days.

Yes, you can still file a diminished value claim even if your car had an accident before. However, the amount of compensation you may receive may be reduced.

Yes, with our diminished value appraisal services, we offer a 100% Money-Back Guarantee. We will gladly refund 100% of the appraisal cost if you use our proven claim process and the insurance company does not pay at least the cost of the appraisal.

We understand that insurance companies can sometimes be difficult to deal with, especially when it comes to diminished value claims. That’s why we offer our clients continuous guidance and support during the entire claim process, completely free of cost.