by AAGadmin | Mar 21, 2014 | Blog Articles, More Services, Value Appraisals
The 1936 Cord 810 and the 1937 Cord 812 were in the second generation of Cords produced by the Auburn Automobile Company. Those Cords were the first to have unibody construction, hide-away headlights, concealed door hinges, taillights built into the car instead of...
by AAGadmin | Mar 10, 2014 | AAG Certified Agent News, Blog Articles, Shows & Events
“Life really is stranger than fiction” is a frequent statement heard from our founder and president Larry Batton. Who could have ever imagined that the earth would swallow up some of the most significant Corvettes at the museum while most of us were...
by AAGadmin | Feb 19, 2014 | Blog Articles, More Services, Value Appraisals
The 1969 Camaro was significant for being the last of the first generation of Camaros, and the last year that a convertible was offered until 1987. It sold in the highest numbers of those first three years (almost a quarter of a million examples), and remains the...
by AAGadmin | Feb 13, 2014 | 01 Time Sensitive Articles, Blog Articles, More Services, Value Appraisals
Auction Results Comparison ¨ 2347 vehicles sold in 2014 ¨ 2188 vehicles sold in 2013 ¨ 159 more vehicles sold this year. $243M spent in 2014 ¨ $222M spent in 2013 ¨ Sales up $21M this year ¨ Stats are unofficial, includes buyer’s commission and does not include boats,...
by AAGadmin | Jan 17, 2014 | Blog Articles, More Services
The Auto Appraisal Group will be running a series of articles about cars featured in one of our 2014 wall calendars. This month’s focus is on the 1931 Cadillac Sport Phaeton from the GM calendar. We asked AAG certified agent Tim Pawl of Detroit, Michigan, curator and...
by AAGadmin | Jan 3, 2014 | AAG Certified Agent News, Blog Articles, More Services
Because we care about the integrity of the people we work with and the quality of the auto appraisal service that we provide. When we started AAG in 1989, there were very few auto appraisers who weren’t also dealers. Today there are so many appraisers...
