Vehicle Appraisal Tips

Vehicle Appraisal Tips
What Information Does a Vehicle Appraiser Need?

Whether you're having your car appraised for insurance, resale, an estate settlement, or simply to understand what it's worth, a little preparation can make the process much easier.

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1925 Doble Model E: The Last Great Steam-Powered Car

Long before gasoline engines became the standard in the automotive industry, steam-powered cars offered a compelling alternative. Among the most remarkable examples was the 1925 Doble Model E, a luxury automobile that combined advanced steam technology with exceptional performance.

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Do You Have a Real Eleanor Mustang or Not?

Eleanor was the code name for a 1967 Shelby Mustang GT500 in the gear head movie Gone in Sixty Seconds in the summer of 2000. Shelby never made an Eleanor and neither did Ford...

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Tire Safety Tips Every Driver Should Know

Tires are easy to overlook until something goes wrong. But they are one of the most important safety features on your vehicle.

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The Wankel Engine History

Given Mazda's success with it, you might think that the rotary-piston engine was a Mazda invention.

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Retired? 4-reasons to turn your automobile knowledge into a small business

For many car enthusiasts, retirement is not about slowing down—it's about finally having the time to enjoy the things they've always loved.

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When Searching for Classic Trucks for Sale

Finding good classic trucks for sale is often a daunting task, but it doesn’t have to be!

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Z16 Chevelle Malibu SS 396

Talk about a rare car, in 1965 Chevrolet built a total of 256 RPO Z16 Chevelle built between February and April 1965 and they are commonly refer to as Malibu SS 396 or Z16’s. It’s believed that 201 of these cars were built and they are very rare and collectible.

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Driverless Cars in 2025: Revolutionizing Classics and Car Values | Auto Appraisal Network

Explore how self-driving cars are reshaping the auto world in 2025—from Tesla’s FSD to retrofitted classics. Discover the impact on car values and trust in autonomy with Auto Appraisal Network.

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Auto Appraisal Network Announces New Location in Cincinnati, OH

Auto Appraisal Network is proud to announce the grand opening of its newest location in Cincinnati, Ohio. Owned and operated by Matt Neff, Auto Appraisal Network of Cincinnati serves car owners and enthusiasts throughout Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana.

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What is the difference between a Car Appraiser and a Car Adjuster?

If you're dealing with a wrecked or totaled vehicle, knowing the difference between these two professionals is going to be beneficial for your bottom line.

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Auto Appraisal Network Announces New Location in Charlotte, NC

Auto Appraisal Network recently announced the grand opening of its newest location in Charlotte, NC on February 22. 2024. The new location is owned by David and Cindy Bregoli and serves car owners and auto enthusiasts in Charlotte and the surrounding towns and communities.

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10 Facts About Car Appraisals That Might Surprise You

It may not have ever crossed your mind before unless you were involved in a car wreck, but there are several other reasons and scenarios in which you should get your vehicle appraised. Here are 10 things about professional auto appraisals you probably didn’t know, and the benefits to you for getting your classic or custom ride appraised.

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