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Case studies, expert insights, and essential tips to help you navigate diminished value and total loss settlements.
If your car has been declared a total loss in Colorado, you’re not alone. Many drivers find themselves facing confusing insurance valuations and settlement offers that feel far too low. Colorado has specific total loss laws that can significantly affect
A client was recently involved in a wreck in his 2021 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off-road. His truck incurred just under $20,00o in damage restoration repairs. The vehicle sustained severe body/frame damage and underwent 2 hours of frame
Recently, DVAC was retained by a client to assess the diminished value incurred to their brand-new 4 month old 2022 Ford Bronco. The Bronco was involved in a wreck where the driver was not at-fault. The responsible insurance company
A client recently called DVAC. His 2021 Toyota Sienna with only 4387 miles on the clock was rear ended and totaled. He used his own coverage so that he would have his own insurance company looking after his
Slip sliding away. A young woman was referred to DVAC by her auto body shop. An at fault insured driver hydroplaned on I-95, in a panic the other driver slammed the brakes halting to a stop from 70Mph. As a
An owner of a 2017 Kia Sportage SUV with 84k miles on the clock recently contacted DVAC to review her insurance company’s total loss, actual cash settlement (ACV). Unfortunately she totaled her vehicle last July in a first party, at
The owner of a 2017 Ford F-250 Lariat with crew cab and a diesel power plant had his truck hit and totaled by an at fault; insured driver. With only 61k miles on the clock, the truck was in pristine
A customer with a 2018 Ferrari 488 GTB with 5,369 miles on the clock was hit by an at fault insured driver. The at fault insurance company covered $57,906.38 in collision damage restoration costs as required. When the vehicle owner
Our client was hit by an at fault insured causing $7235 in damage to his brand new 2021 Subaru with only 489 miles on the clock. As appropriate, the at fault insurance covered the collision repairs including two supplemental changes.
An owner of a 2019 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited had his vehicle damaged by an at fault; insured driver. The insurance company paid $9752.33 for the collision restoration, but when the Jeep’s owner inquired about diminished value the adjuster stated “your
