The Audatex Autosource valuation, explained

An Audatex Autosource report values a total-loss vehicle from comparable vehicles, adjusted for differences in mileage, equipment and price, then applies your vehicle's condition. Here is how to read each part — and a free check that reads yours in about a minute.

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What the report contains

Autosource reports list your vehicle's details and equipment, the comparable vehicles used with their source, mileage and distance, the adjustments applied to each comparable, and the resulting market value before the settlement math.

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Frequently asked questions

Who makes Autosource reports?

Autosource is a total-loss valuation product of Audatex, part of Solera. Insurers use it to set a vehicle's actual cash value.

Can the free check read an Autosource report?

Yes — upload the PDF or clear photos of every page.

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