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Case studies, expert insights, and essential tips to help you navigate diminished value and total loss settlements.
A Total Loss in Tennessee can create serious financial stress when an insurance company determines a vehicle is no longer economical to repair. That was the situation for the owner of a 2013 Honda Accord after damage resulted in a
A Total Loss in Illinois can quickly become overwhelming when an insurance company determines a vehicle is not worth repairing. That was the situation for the owner of a 2014 Toyota Prius after a disabling collision. Like many policyholders, the
A Diminished Value Connecticut claim often surprises vehicle owners, especially when damage seems minor and repairs meet industry standards. That was the case for the owner of a 2022 Ford Expedition after a collision caused cosmetic and structural-area damage. Although
Diminished Value in Virginia becomes especially critical when a nearly new vehicle suffers accident damage. In this case, a BMW X3 with just 32 miles lost $7,350 in market value despite professional repairs. This case study shows how DVAC helped
Even after a professional repair, your vehicle may lose thousands in market value simply because it was in an accident. That’s called diminished value, and it’s a critical—but often overlooked—part of post-accident recovery. In Pennsylvania, one Subaru Crosstrek owner uncovered
After an accident, even a well-repaired vehicle can lose significant market value. This is known as diminished value, and for Texas drivers, that loss can be substantial. When a 2024 Ford Bronco owner in Texas faced this exact situation, they
When your brand-new vehicle is involved in an accident, the financial impact goes far beyond repair costs. Even after professional restoration, your vehicle loses market value simply due to the damage history. That loss is called diminished value, and for
After an accident, your vehicle’s history follows it—often reducing its market value no matter how well it’s repaired. In South Carolina, this type of financial hit is known as diminished value, and it can add up to thousands in unrealized
When your vehicle is involved in a serious accident, the damage doesn’t stop with repairs. Even after restoration, your vehicle loses resale value simply because the accident is now part of its history. That’s known as diminished value — and
Diminished value in Louisiana affects thousands of vehicle owners each year, especially when an accident involves structural, suspension, or steering damage that permanently impacts resale value. In this case study, we review a 2023 GMC Acadia that suffered extensive damage
