What is Vehicle Depreciation?
The decrease in the value of an accident and repaired vehicle is called "vehicle depreciation".

According to the Supreme Court of Appeals, the loss of value of the vehicle consists of the difference between the damage value of the vehicle at the date of the incident and the value it will be after the damage is repaired (with its repaired state) (Y17HD-K.2016/5661).

Even if it is completely repaired, since the damaged car will bear the traces of the damage, it should be accepted that the exchange value after the repair will be less than the exchange value before the incident (Y4HD-K.2002/4512).

You can claim the loss of value in your vehicle as a result of a traffic accident from the other party's Compulsory Financial Liability Insurance (colloquially known as Traffic Insurance).

Vehicle Depreciation Conditions are as follows:
• Bilateral Accident.
• Not 100% Flawed in the Accident
• Damage to the Vehicle in the Accident and its Repair
• Parts have not been repaired before due to another accident.
• Not more than 2 years after the accident
• The vehicle is not pert.

Our application is for giving ideas. The result may be far or close to the real value loss. Because, in the Court/Arbitration, calculations are made with more detailed items by the help of experts.