Under what condition can a trade-in vehicle be reappraised?

The correct condition for a trade-in vehicle to be reappraised is when it has been damaged. When a vehicle is traded in, its value is assessed based on its condition and market factors. If the vehicle has sustained damage after the initial appraisal, it is necessary to reassess its value. This ensures that both the dealership and the customer have an accurate understanding of the vehicle's worth, reflecting any changes that may affect the negotiation and final transaction.

Other choices do not align with the standard procedures for reappraising trade-in vehicles. Offering discounts may relate to pricing strategy but does not directly necessitate a reappraisal of trade-in values. A customer request alone is not enough to warrant a reappraisal unless accompanied by information about changes in the vehicle's condition. Additionally, reappraising every month regardless of the vehicle's condition is impractical and is not typically part of standard dealership practices.