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A market value estimate from realized salvage-auction outcomes, with the comparable sales behind it. Supply everything you know — listing-context fields (pre-loss value, repair estimate, condition) carry most of the model's precision. Get a free trial key if you don't have one.

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1Vehicle identity

A VIN alone fills identity and specs; year, make, and model work too.

VIN

Year

Odometer (mi)

Make

Model

Trim

State (2 letters)

2Loss & condition

Primary damage

Secondary damage

Title

Condition

Keys present

3Valuation context

Worth the extra minute — these fields cut median error to roughly a quarter, and move the result to the listing-grade input tier measured on the accuracy page.

Pre-loss / ACV estimate ($)

Repair estimate ($)

Retail estimate ($)

Auction branch

Auction house

Residual

Comparable Sales Summary

Generated · residualauto.com
model

Subject vehicle

Estimated salvage market value (realized-price basis)

Comparable sales

Year	Make	Model	Trim	Damage	Title	Odometer	Sold	Realized price	Similarity

Comparables are retrieved by the model from realized auction outcomes; similarity is cosine similarity in the model's retrieval space. Realized prices are hammer prices at completed sales — not asking prices or estimates. Method: how we measure accuracy.