Stolen Vehicle Appraisal
Reconstruct a stolen vehicle’s pre-theft value when the vehicle is unavailable for a physical inspection.
What This Appraisal Addresses
A stolen-vehicle appraisal develops a value opinion without access to the vehicle. The analysis relies on the VIN and configuration, mileage, service history, prior photographs, receipts, condition records, police and claim documents, and comparable vehicles available around the loss date.
Evidence Considered
- Verified VIN, trim, options, and mileage
- Pre-theft condition and service documentation
- Accessories, upgrades, and prior damage history
- Comparable vehicles near the date of theft
What To Send First
- Police report and insurance claim information
- Registration, title, or VIN record
- Pre-theft photographs and service records
- Vehicle year, make, model, VIN, and mileage
- Current and pre-loss photographs when available
- Relevant reports, invoices, receipts, and correspondence
Do not delay a policy or legal deadline while gathering documents. ProValue provides valuation services and does not give legal or tax advice.
Questions About Stolen Vehicle Appraisal
Can A Vehicle Be Appraised Without An Inspection?
Yes, when the vehicle is unavailable. The strength of the report depends on the records and photographs provided.
What If I Have Very Few Photographs?
Send what you have. Maintenance records, receipts, registration data, claim documents, and prior listings may help.