Check the insurer's valuation report for common errors, see local comparable cars and an estimated market value range, and get a ready-to-send letter asking for a re-evaluation. You stay in control: you send it yourself.
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Paste or upload the insurer's valuation report and enter your VIN, mileage and offer. We flag common problems such as the wrong trim, missing options, condition deductions, list-price "negotiation" cuts, distant comparables, and excluded tax and fees.
We pull comparable listings near you, adjust them for mileage and equipment, and estimate a market value range to set against the offer. Every number is shown so an adjuster can follow it.
Download a PDF with the flagged issues, what to ask for, and a first-person letter ready to edit, sign and send. We never contact your insurer.
Written so an adjuster can follow every number.
Wrong trim Valuing your car as a lower trim or different powertrain.
Missing options Packages left off the equipment list never get credited.
Condition deductions Below-average ratings without documentation.
Negotiation cuts "Projected sold" or "typical negotiation" deductions applied to every comparable.
Distant comps Comparables far outside your local market.
Tax & fees Sales tax and title fees left out where your state or policy includes them.
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Get the valuation report, check trim, mileage, options, comparables and adjustments, then push back in writing. Sourced to TDI, OPIC, California and Washington rules.
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Vehicle details come from the NHTSA vPIC VIN decoder. Comparable listings will come from a licensed listings data provider. Our sample report uses EXAMPLE listings.