Auto Appraisals Unlimited

About Auto Appraisals Unlimited

Auto Appraisals Unlimited is a nationwide appraisal company owned by Dan Traietta consisting of agents from all corners of the nation. Auto Appraisals Unlimited is a full service appraisal company which is capable of handling any automotive appraisal. Our professional appraisal services include appraisals for insurance, pre-purchase, estates, divorce, court cases, diminished value, and donations.

Auto Appraisals Unlimited’s appraisers have decades of experience in all aspects of automobile, truck, and motorcycle appraisals. Whether you need an appraisal at your home, business, out of state or at a show, Auto Appraisals Unlimited’s appraisers are ready to fill your needs.

A handful of our agents are car show judges and travel the nation judging and appraising cars at shows. Prior to working for Auto Appraisals Unlimted, a handful or our agents worked on appraislas for one of the world’s largest automobile collections, the Harold Le May collection.

All of our agents are auto hobbyists or collectors and are aware of the collectors needs and they are personally trained by Dan Traietta to ensure all appraisals are conducted by the standards that he has set.

About Dan Traietta

I grew up with the love of automobiles. The first car I can remember is my father's 1948 Studebaker. Since then I have owned more than 100 cars, motorcycles, and trucks. I have raced at all three New York race tracks, National Speedway, Islip Speedway, and West Hampton Drag Strip.

After running my own printing company for 20+ years, I was offered a chance to take a course to learn to appraise the toys that I have always loved and was always around.

After being an agent for an appraisal company for many years I decided to start my own appraisal company, Auto Appraisals Unlimited.

I didn't feel that the company that I worked for had the customers best interest in mind.

I saw the need for a reputable group of trained specialists and I make it a point to meet every prospective agent to train them in the way that I want my appraisals to be conducted. Regardless of their past training and experience, I want to ensure that every appraisal is done to the standards that I have set.