Vehicle value
Market value of a car, motorcycle, commercial vehicle or specialist equipment, taking account of condition, mileage and the market.
Vehicle studies to determine vehicle value and restoration repair costs: a vehicle's market value, accident damage, diminution in value (UTS), usable salvage and report reviews.
Describe how the defect manifests and any previous repairs. Keep records, work orders and photographs before the vehicle's condition changes.
Choose questions for the expert ↗Market value of a car, motorcycle, commercial vehicle or specialist equipment, taking account of condition, mileage and the market.
Post-accident repair calculation: parts, labour, materials, painting, standard labour hours and concealed damage.
Determining the amount of damage, the nature of damage and the economic feasibility of restoration.
Calculation of the vehicle's reduction in value after damage and restoration repairs.
Valuation of usable parts, components and assemblies in the event of total loss or uneconomic repair.
Review of another expert's calculations, methodology, damage list, prices, standard labour hours and conclusions.
Vehicle valuation examination addresses goods and value questions: a vehicle's market value, restoration repair costs, damage amount, diminution in commercial value, usable salvage and review of calculations.
This is not a technical examination of accident mechanics. Speed, fault, collision trajectories and the technical possibility of avoiding the accident belong to other expert fields.
| Initial telephone consultation | free for up to 15 minutes |
| Preliminary analysis of documents and photographs | from RUB 10,000 |
| Determination of vehicle market value | from RUB 25,000 |
| Specialist opinion based on submitted materials | from RUB 25,000 |
| Restoration repair costs | from 30 000 ₽ |
| Accident damage | from 30 000 ₽ |
| Diminution in commercial value | from RUB 25,000 |
| Valuation of usable salvage | from 30 000 ₽ |
| Court-appointed vehicle valuation examination | from RUB 45,000 |
| Review of a vehicle valuation expert report | from RUB 40,000 |
Cost depends on vehicle type, extent of damage, inspection needs, number of questions, case materials and urgency.
These timeframes apply to standard assignments and begin after the order has been agreed, the complete set of materials has been received and the agreed payment conditions have been met.
Additional tests, laboratory examinations and the involvement of other specialists may extend the timeframe. The exact timeframe and scope of work are recorded in the order before work begins.
Expert support on vehicle values, restoration repairs, accident damage, diminution in value, usable salvage and review of expert reports.
Professional retraining in vehicle valuation and damage assessment.
Expert practice since 2020.
Andrei Viktorovich is a member of SUDEX.
His professional liability as a forensic expert is insured with Absolut Strakhovanie LLC for RUB 5,000,000.
The study focuses on the vehicle's market value, restoration costs, damage list, repair operations and damage calculation.
Vehicle passport/registration certificate (PTS/STS), VIN, mileage, specification, inspection record, photos, calculations, work orders and case materials are considered.
Inspection completeness, accuracy of the damage list, methodology, prices, calculation items and reasoning behind conclusions are checked.
Yes, for a preliminary assessment and some reports. For a court-appointed examination, the format depends on the court's questions and the state of the materials.
No. Vehicle valuation examination addresses vehicle value, repairs, damage, diminution in value and usable salvage. Fault and accident mechanics are subjects of vehicle technical or trace evidence examination.
Yes. The damage list, prices, labour, materials, standard labour hours, methodology and total can be reviewed.
Yes. A review requires the complete report, appendices, photographs, inspection record, calculation, questions and materials cited by the expert.
Typical scenario
If several repair estimate lines concern the same damaged part, the total may raise questions. Similar operation names do not always mean duplication: some work may be included in another operation or performed separately.
Typical scenario
If a repairer reports additional damage after removing outer parts, its absence from the first record does not establish its origin. Some areas may have been inaccessible, but later deformation could also relate to another event. Each addition needs a component and recording stage.
After review, the work format, cost, time frame and missing materials can be determined.