FAQs about the DVA Plan
What does Diminished Value mean?
Diminished value is the perceived loss in value of a car following a car accident due to the fact it was in an accident, even after repairs have been done.
What this means is that if your car is damaged in a car accident, its resale value may be lower in the eyes of prospective buyers.
What is a DVA Plan?
A DVA Plan states that we will provide you with a legally-binding Diminished Value Report should you be involved in a car accident.
Why do I need a DVA Plan?
Should you be involved of a car accident within 3 years of purchasing your DVA Plan, our Diminished Value Report will allow you to collect money from the Insurance company to compensate for the Diminished Value of your car. Without an official DVA Report, you will likely be unable to request funds from the Assurance company related to the diminished value of your car.
After your accident, please contact us at 702-849-7171 or fill out this form here. Once you submit the necessary documentation, we will begin the process of writing your report. Within 7-10 days, we will email you a copy of your report so that you will be able to submit it to the responsible parties, Insurance company and/or personal injury attorney.
Should you have any questions along the way, we’ll be there to help!
How does a DVA Plan work?
Why is buying a DVA Plan a wise spending decision today?
We don’t think it's fair that you could lose thousands of dollars in the value of your car when involved in a car accident. For an additional expense now, you stay ahead of inflation and hours of lost time trying to find the experts you need to get your money. With DVA you have peace of mind that when that crash occurs you have an entire team dedicated to making the claim for diminished value as easy as 1-2-3.
We’re sorry you were in an accident. We hope you’re okay!