Anonymous
08/04/2025 21:21
Subject: Refurbished Title
I bought a truck with a rebuilt title 13 years ago and never had any real problems out of it, I still use it as a second vehicle.
Anonymous
08/03/2025 12:07
Subject: Refurbished Title
Anonymous wrote:No of course not
Found the idiot!
Anonymous
08/03/2025 12:06
Subject: Refurbished Title
If you’re looking for a classic or specialty vehicle, a salvage title is pretty common. On some cases it’s the only option.
Anyone who knows cars isn’t put off by a salvage title. But if it’s for a daily driver, insurance can be more complicated in certain cases.
Anyone who knows cars isn’t put off by a salvage title. But if it’s for a daily driver, insurance can be more complicated in certain cases.
Anonymous
07/29/2025 22:41
Subject: Refurbished Title
Insurance other than liability can be tricky with a rebuilt title.
Anonymous
07/29/2025 17:04
Subject: Refurbished Title
Depends on the vehicle. Too many variables tell.
A $5000 100K mileage great vehicle may be a steal with a refurb or salvaged title.
Because of the cost of repairs these days most any vehicle under $10,000 could be "totaled" in even a minor accident.
A $5000 100K mileage great vehicle may be a steal with a refurb or salvaged title.
Because of the cost of repairs these days most any vehicle under $10,000 could be "totaled" in even a minor accident.
Anonymous
07/28/2025 17:09
Subject: Refurbished Title
Anonymous wrote:No, because it was either in a flood or bad accident. Our car was hit badly on the side - someone drove by and totaled it while it was parked. I spoke with a specialist who helped with insurance, and I desperately wanted to fix the car. However, they and the insurance advisor advised against it, as they said it would never be structurally the same and may not hold up as well in an accident. They are quick to total older cars as its not worth the cost to repair vs. the value but if its a newer car, if it was totaled the damage has to be pretty band and almost as much or more to fix it per insurance standards.
+1 steer clear unless you are a skilled mechanic but you wouldn’t be asking the question if you were
Anonymous
07/28/2025 16:24
Subject: Refurbished Title
No, because it was either in a flood or bad accident. Our car was hit badly on the side - someone drove by and totaled it while it was parked. I spoke with a specialist who helped with insurance, and I desperately wanted to fix the car. However, they and the insurance advisor advised against it, as they said it would never be structurally the same and may not hold up as well in an accident. They are quick to total older cars as its not worth the cost to repair vs. the value but if its a newer car, if it was totaled the damage has to be pretty band and almost as much or more to fix it per insurance standards.
Anonymous
07/28/2025 16:16
Subject: Refurbished Title
Yes, I would.
Anonymous
07/28/2025 16:15
Subject: Refurbished Title
Maybe you mean “rebuilt” title? That means car was previously declared a total loss.
If you’re gonna buy a car with that title you REALLY better do your homework on it. Sometimes the damage isn’t critical but most of the time it is. The car should be at a hefty discount if you purchase. Plus you should verify that your insurance will provide coverage.
If you’re gonna buy a car with that title you REALLY better do your homework on it. Sometimes the damage isn’t critical but most of the time it is. The car should be at a hefty discount if you purchase. Plus you should verify that your insurance will provide coverage.
Anonymous
07/28/2025 15:52
Subject: Refurbished Title
No of course not
Anonymous
07/28/2025 15:51
Subject: Refurbished Title
would you consider buying a used car that says it has refurbished title? Seems to be a lot less expensive and I assume there has to be some checks they do to give the title in the first place. Has anyone done this? Would love to hear your thoughts.