2011 Toyota Sienna XLE
- Insurer’s original offer
- $7,316
- Appraisal award
- $11,370
Built with real market data.
Total Loss Appraisals: $449
flat fee
Diminished Value Reports: $299
flat fee
Every case is reviewed to make sure our service is the right fit for you.
If we can’t support at least $1,000 in additional value, you pay $0.

Whether your vehicle has been repaired after an accident, declared a total loss, or is involved in a valuation dispute, Premier provides independent appraisals backed by real-world market evidence.
A look at recent total loss and diminished value files, with the actual figures from each one.
Figures come from completed Premier files; total loss figures are pre-tax, pre-deductible actual cash values, and diminished value shown is Premier’s appraised figure. Results vary with the vehicle, the damage, and the market, and past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
Independent, market-based valuations for every situation.

Your vehicle was repaired, but the accident history may have reduced its market value.
$299 Flat Fee
Your insurer totaled your vehicle and you believe their valuation is too low. We handle the appraisal clause process for you.
$449 Flat Fee
Motorcycles, RVs, UTVs, commercial vehicles, and other specialty asset valuations.
$449 Flat Fee
Independent vehicle valuations for equitable distribution in divorce proceedings.
Starting at $299Every valuation follows the same market-based method. For what happens on your claim, step by step, see the service pages below.
We review your vehicle, claim details, repair documentation, mileage, equipment, and other factors that may affect its market value.
We research comparable vehicles in the market to establish the data needed to evaluate your diminished value or total loss claim.
Comparable vehicles are analyzed and adjusted for relevant differences to create a consistent, supportable market comparison.
See how a total loss appraisal works | See how a diminished value report works
At Premier Vehicle Valuation Specialists, every diminished value report and total loss appraisal is prepared by an ASCAA Certified Appraiser using the Premier Market Comparison Method (PMCM), verified comparable market data, and accepted appraisal standards.
Unlike generic diminished value calculators and predetermined formulas, our reports are supported by verified comparable vehicles and real-world market data.
We let the real market determine your vehicle’s value.
Learn About the Premier Market Comparison MethodAnswer a few quick questions to see whether a diminished value report or a total loss appraisal fits your situation.
This quick check is general information only. It is not legal advice, a valuation, or an estimate of what any claim is worth.
Find answers to common questions about diminished value claims, total loss appraisals, appraisal clauses, and our vehicle valuation services.
Diminished value reports cost $299. Total loss appraisals are $449.
Most reports are completed within 2 business days after we receive the required documentation.
Yes. We provide vehicle valuation services for clients throughout the United States.
We’ll typically need your VIN, photos, and claim information. Once you begin, we’ll let you know exactly what documentation is needed.
The right service depends on your situation. If your vehicle was repaired after an accident and lost market value, you may need a diminished value report. If your vehicle was declared a total loss and you disagree with the insurance company’s valuation, a total loss appraisal or appraisal clause service may be appropriate. We also provide independent valuations for specialty vehicles and unique claims.
If you’re unsure which service you need, contact us and we’ll review your situation and recommend the best option.
Our reports are designed to withstand scrutiny through transparent methodology and documented market evidence. They have been submitted to insurance companies, attorneys, independent appraisers, and the courts nationwide. See the list of Insurance Companies we have worked with in the past.
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