Vehicle Appraisal Tips

The final numbers are coming in from the top three auto auctions that took place in Scottsdale last week and despite a wave of storms that included winds of more than 60 miles per hour, nearly 4 inches of rain, flash flooding and reports of a tornado...
Read MoreFor the entrepreneur that is full of spirit and the drive it takes to make a profit, buying an existing franchise could be the best bet.
Read MoreAmerica’s thirst for cars of significance continues unabated. Long tired of copycat, cookie cutter, uninspiring models, consumers are demanding – and receiving – cars that are, quite frankly, retro.
Read MoreWhen you’ve had an accident, getting your car back in working order can be appear daunting.
Read MoreA true vehicle connoisseur understands the power that goes with knowledge and that comes from learning new things.
Read MoreThe rental car business was highly lucrative in the United States in 2012. Total revenue topped $23.6 billion, which was up nearly $1 billion from the 2011 total of $22.7 billion.
Read MoreWe process several prior to loss appraisals per day for vehicle owners who were sold the wrong type of insurance.
Read MoreHot rods were all the rage in the 1950s and they are still popular today, the most current incarnation of these vehicles being known now as Rat Rods.
Read MoreBefore you can build the life of your dreams, you need a vehicle to move you in the right direction. Unfortunately, purchasing a car isn’t always so easy.
Read MoreWe frequently are asked about the purchasing process when the buyer and selling are across the country from one another.
Read MoreCan you drink a soda with a water hose? You can, but wouldn't a straw work better? Same with Collector car Insurance, it’s insured, but what if you have a claim?
Read MoreAre you in the market to purchase a vehicle? If so, you may be interested in an auto pre-purchase inspection before you buy.
Read MoreYou found that car. The owner said the car runs great and there are no concerns. It’s time for a test drive. Only problem is you live in New York and your dream car is in Dallas.
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