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Sample Valuation Report – JD Power Mitchell

JDPOWER MITCHELL VEHICLE VALUATION REPORT

From their website:

Total Loss Vehicle Valuation Software
Total loss valuation system that generates fair, market-driven values for loss vehicles

Total Loss claims are among the most challenging claims to settle. Our Total Loss methodology is based on real-world values, providing the transparent market value drawn from sold and available vehicle information. Mitchell WorkCenter™ Total Loss includes vehicle options and other value adjustments to determine reliable vehicle valuations.


MITCHELL VEHICLE VALUATION REPORT (pdf)

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