by STUCKinLODI » Tue Nov 11, 2008 08:31 am
AAA uses a rating from zero to three to show vehicle component condition. Zero is below average, one is normal, two is above average and three is exceptional. This rating has a value impact. CCC describes a normal dash as having significant cracks or scratches, minimal damage to components, light wear, significant fading. My question is where can I find the definition of and the impact value of a component in any vehicle using this rating system? There must be some sort of guide used because my so called below average exterior had a -$650 impact on the value of my truck
Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2008 11:25 am Post Subject:
CCC describes a normal dash as having significant cracks or scratches
I disagree with that! but good for you...I'd deduct a lot for a significant crack in a dash! well atleast the repair cost...In all that paper work there will be a key that shows the difference in the ratings...what did they rate your truck?
because my so called below average exterior had a -$650 impact on the value of my truck
What EXACTLY is wrong with your interior perhaps I can come up with the cost of repair, and it may be less than 650...remind me of yr/make/model etc...Add your comment