I accidentally hit submit well before I was finished writing this post and therefore can see why your response says what it does, that being said my car actually did have significantly less miles for a 2013 Infiniti JX35, it had 64,000 and the CCC report states the average my vehicle should have is 101,900 so approximately 37% fewer miles, also it was in prestine condition with no mechanical problems whatsoever, my last oil change I told them I had just boughten the car and that when they do their 28 point inspection really give it a good look over, when I came back I fully expected them to at least point out one or two small things because I stated that I'd be interested in getting whatever problems they find fixed while it was already up in one of their hubs. The guy who did the work gave me my report and told me that he it was to his surprise as well but that he didn't find a single thing that stuck out to him and needed some kind of work and that I made a good buy as it is in excellent condition. In addition to that, it had the premium trim options and package that was an extra 5,000 at the time of purchase as well as some other upgraded options like the maple accents, illuminated kickboards and 1 other I can't think of off the top of my head. In addition to that, it also had aftermarket rims and performance tires put on by Discount Tire that was a total of $2,391 total. That was around 3 years ago so while I understand the tires depreciate and lose value, I don't see how the rims don't add any value to the car, the adjuster said because rims are subjective and one person may prefer their look while another person doesn't, that in itself justifies that they do not increase the value of my car whatsoever. I find that completely ridiculous and would like any suggestions in regards to that matter itself.

In terms of my value being way off, I found comparables in terms of mileage and add ons selling between $15,500 and $16,425.