What does salvage title mean?

Asked by Donnie Nov 03, 2018 at 10:10 AM about the INFINITI G35

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Car has probably been declared a total loss by an insurance company, then another company bought and repaired the vehicle and a new title was issued.

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It could also be from a police impound or seizure. You take a risk buying a salvage title vehicle, and it can impact your insurance costs. While police impounds may not have been in an accident, they often do sit for a very long time in less than desirable conditions. Only buy a salvage or rebuilt title if you have the means to work on vehicles yourself, and can recognize structural deficiencies, and NEVER buy one sight unseen.

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