You're browsing used cars when you find the vehicle of your dreams. The car looks like it's in mint condition and has an incredible price that seems almost too good to be true. Atlas, it has a "salvaged title". At this time you may be asking yourself what does that mean exactly? In brief, when a vehicle has been in an accident and the damage exceeds a certain percentage of the cars value (usually 75% and above) than the insurance company will claim it as a total loss. Regulations differ state to state, but let’s take a look at eight common reasons why a car might receive a salvage title:
Continue readingHave you ever thought about what happens to your car after it’s been totaled? It turns out that it’s not the end of the road for a car when an insurance company deems it a “loss.” Salvage cars can serve many purposes, and not just scrap. With enough hard work, a salvage car can get back on the road again!Explore with us in our graphic below to learn about the journey that takes after your car is totaled and given a salvage title.
Continue readingThe day you find yourself on the side of the road with a totaled vehicle on your hands is not one for which most people are prepared. First and foremost, the important thing is that you’re ok! But after dealing with the initial shock that comes with a car accident, it’s time to make a plan for what you want to do with the car. Keep reading to learn about some different ways to get the hunk of metal off your hands.
Continue readingWhen it comes to your options for purchasing a car, you are not limited to spending days browsing dealership lots. Purchasing a car from an online salvage car auction site like eRepairables.com enables you to find a car for any purpose you need, whether it’s for transportation or a project.If you’re looking to purchase a salvage car for regular transportation, keep the following tips in mind.
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