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Understanding Independent and Certified Car Appraisers: What You Need to Know
When dealing with the aftermath of a car accident or assessing the value of your vehicle for any reason, the role of a car appraiser becomes crucial. But who should you trust for an accurate and unbiased evaluation? This is where independent car appraisers come into play, offering a valuable service distinct from those provided by insurance companies. Understanding the differences between independent and certified appraisers can significantly impact how much compensation you receive.
Does It Matter if the Appraiser Sees My Vehicle In Person?
Why should I insist on having my vehicle appraised in person? Does it matter? Can’t I just get the value from KBB.com? Doesn’t it just take a minute like I see on TV?
Tony Anderson Makes Appearance On MrBeast-Youtube's Second Most Subscibed-to Channel
Tony, Owner of Auto Appraisal Network of North Texas makes his Youtube debut on MrBeast to appraise a Lamborghini for Youtube's most subscribed to individual. Check out the video!
Is It Wise to Buy A Car Sight Unseen?
If you are a fan of classic cars, you might be tempted to buy one online or from a distant seller.
What is the difference between a Car Appraiser and a Car Adjuster?
If you're dealing with a wrecked or totaled vehicle, knowing the difference between these two professionals is going to be beneficial for your bottom line.
How Much is that Classic Car Worth?
Appraising your classic car is about more than just a dollar amount.
There is More Than One Kind of Appraisal?
There is more than one kind of car appraisal, what are they?
Does an Insurance Company Owe You?
Were you in a wreck that wasn't your fault? Did your car get repaired, but now has a report on CarFax? If so, you may be entitled to compensation.
Buying a Car Through an Auction from Out of State?
So, you’re thinking about buying a(nother) car or truck for your collection? Awesome! It doesn’t get more exciting than that.
Don’t Lose Money By Under-Valuing Your Classic
Why would I lose money on my classic if I don’t appraise it, you ask?
