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An appraisal is simply self defense in this situation.
That is wise advice, Jeremy.
As the rest of you do not know, I am familiar with that car.
I saw it, looked at all the records carefully, and got a nice long ride in it in November
It is a gem. It presents like a 50,000 mile car, and NOT like some 250,000 mile car.
That is why the appraisal had to be done. The insurance company would simply value it as a worn out 250,000 mile junker, and give virtually nothing for it, deducting the car's whole value using the "high mileage deduction"
I know, because I used to be an insurance physical damage claims adjuster for a company everyone here would know. They screwed people on total losses in exactly this way.
It is unremarkable, as it happened all the time.
Standard insurance company practice.
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