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how to dertine my car value after total loss accident canada, saskatchewan, alberta, ontario, british columbia, manitoba

1. Why do I feel like they are undervaluing my vehicle?

In most cases, they are. Auto companies usually hire a third party to find a lower value for your vehicle. The first offer is usually low. 
 

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2. Do I have to accept a first offer for my vehicle?

No.
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There is always a negotiation avenue to a value that makes sense. 

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3. Why are they taking so long to pay me?

In these cases, they are most likely waiting for both sides to be settled. 
 
Try asking for a release form.  

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4. How do you determine my car's value when it’s so damaged?

Basically, this process is"selling" your pre-damaged vehicle to your insurance provider.
 
We determine the value from the current market, based on your vehicle's condition before the accident/damage occurred. 

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 5. Why wouldn't I just find the current value myself?

You certainly can.
 
It's a lot of work. Our industry knowledge will cut through the red tape,  saving you doing this alone.  

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