Comparables far from your location

Comparable vehicles are meant to reflect your local market. When a report uses cars listed far away while similar cars are for sale nearby, you can ask why. Here is what to check; the full report shows current listings of your vehicle within 100 miles of your ZIP code with the median asking price.

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What to check

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Seeing your local market

Search listing sites for the same year, make, model and trim within about 100 miles and save each listing — they disappear quickly. The full report does this for you with current listings near your ZIP code and the median asking price compared with your report's value.

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Upload the valuation report your insurer sent you. In about a minute you see which items may not add up — free. The full review report with a draft letter you edit and send yourself is $79.

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Frequently asked questions

How far away can comparables be?

Rules and practices vary by state and by insurer. Check the distance of each comparable in your report and ask what search area was used.

Are asking prices the same as values?

No — listings show asking prices. They are still useful for asking whether your report reflects your local market.

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