Do I Qualify for Diminished Value?
In Las Vegas, Nevada, anytime your vehicle is involved in a collision and it’s not your fault, a diminished value claim can potentially help you recover money from the other parti’s insurance company. Depending on the type of vehicle, and pre accident condition, we can tell you whether it’s worth filing for diminished value or not. Inquire below and let us help qualify you today. Diminished value specialists near you.
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Requirements for Filing a Diminished Value Claim
The other driver caused the accident. You must not be at fault for the collision to file a diminished value claim against their insurance company.
You own your vehicle or are financing it. Leased vehicles typically do not qualify for diminished value claims since you don't own the car.
Your vehicle has under 100,000 miles. Higher mileage vehicles have limited diminished value potential due to normal wear and depreciation.
Your car is less than 10 years old. Newer vehicles retain more value and show greater diminished value after accidents.
No prior accident history. Your vehicle must have a clean history with no previous collision damage or repairs to qualify for maximum diminished value compensation.
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When is Diminished Value considered?
When another driver hits your car, something happens that most people don't realize. Even after repairs, your vehicle is worth less money. This is called diminished value, and the other driver's insurance owes you for this loss.
What is Diminished Value?
Simple: your car was worth more before the accident than after repairs. Even perfect bodywork can't erase the fact that your vehicle now has an accident history. When you try to sell or trade it, buyers will offer less money. That difference is diminished value.
Why Insurance Companies Won't Pay Without Proof
Insurance companies don't volunteer to pay diminished value claims. They need an official appraisal showing exactly how much value your car lost. Without this documentation, they'll deny your claim or offer pennies on the dollar.
How California United Appraisals Helps Las Vegas, OR Drivers
We create professional diminished value reports that insurance companies must take seriously. Our certified appraisers document your vehicle's lost value with market data and expert analysis. This gives you the proof needed to demand fair compensation.
Las Vegas drivers have successfully recovered thousands of dollars using our appraisal reports. We know exactly what insurance companies require and how to present your claim for maximum payout.