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Originally Posted by undercoverbrother
you can sit on the internet and do it yourself. All they have to offer is ACV (Actual Cash Value). In short, what your car was worth had it not been in an accident and you decided to sell the vehicle. Search vehicles that are the same year/make/model/km/condition. That will give you a good idea. Also, if you have had work done that you believe increases the value of the vehicle ensure you have the paperwork to back it up. You should know that not all work done on vehicles increases the value.
To be honest it's not rocket science
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That's what I have been doing, his post seemed to indicate that I should be talking to a someone who sells them professionally, which is why I ased for clarification.