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The insurance company uses comparative vehicles (“comps”) as the basis for their diminished value settlement offer. The next step is to get your own evidence regarding the diminished value of your vehicle from a from a local car dealership.

Fill out this form to get a letter asking for your trade-in value.

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  • Welcome to Car Crash Kit
  • Step 1: Request an Offer–Start Here
  • Step 2: Get the Trade-in Value of Your Car from Dealer
  • Step 3: The Insurance Carrier Didn’t Make an Offer
  • Step 4: The Insurance Carrier Still Won’t Make an Offer
  • Step 5: The Insurance Carrier Made a Low Offer Although You Sent Them Your Car’s Trade-In Value
  • Step 6: The Insurance Carrier Made a Low Offer and Didn’t Include Any Documentation
  • Step 7: The Insurance Carrier Made a Low Offer and Did Include Documentation
  • Step 8: Third Counteroffer: Your Comps are Better
  • Step 9: Complaint to Department of Insurance for Low Offer
  • Step 10: Letter to Driver after Low Offer

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Car Crash Kit provides an online portal and other services to give visitors general information based upon general scenarios when making diminished value property damage claims with auto insurance carriers, as well as providing an automated software solution to individuals who choose to prepare their own auto insurance claim documents. To that extent, use of Car Crash Solo only provides self-help services at the customer’s specific direction and does NOT create an attorney-client relationship.Use of Car Crash Plus and Car Crash Pro strictly limits the scope of any legal representation to the terms of the signed fee agreement.

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