This sample review of a public-record Mitchell valuation found 3 potential discrepancies — comparables with lower mileage, $3,531 of projected sold reductions, and a $443 condition deduction. Here is what the check shows and what the full report adds.
This sample comes from a Mitchell total loss valuation filed as an exhibit in a public federal court case (W.D. Wis.); identifying details are removed. It shows the kind of findings the check produces — your report will differ.
Comparable 1: 42,181 miles (mileage adjustment −$1,326); Comparable 3: 45,774 miles (−$1,299); Comparable 4: 45,053 miles (−$1,171).
Projected sold adjustments of −$685, −$680, −$690, −$738 and −$738.
The report shows a total condition adjustment without per-item detail.
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