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Doesn’t look like a salvage titled car to me. Maybe I’m missing something. I think someone is just trying to flip it on Copart. It only has 297 miles on it. “Primary damage” is listed as normal wear. “Buy it now” price is $110,000.
That's because Copart's primary business is auctioning off wrecked cars that have been declared totaled by insurance companies with salvage titles. In this case, the site is being used to flip a car with a regular title.
That's because Copart's primary business is selling wrecked with cars that have been declared totaled with salvage titles. In this case, the site is being used to flip a car with a regular title.
This ^^^^^^^
This is probably about one of three cars a year that go through COPART that aren't on salvage title. It's what COPART is, a salvage yard.
Even if it is not a salvage title this car’s auto check title status will show that it was sold through a salvage auto auction , and need an explanation for the rest of its life , it will also show up on a CAR FAX report so the future buyers will always question why was it in a salvage auto auction? It is kind of like stepping in **** , it maybe only on the bottom of your shoe but you have to convince the people around you that you didn’t **** your pants , only the stigma of the salvage auction will last the lifetime of the car.
01-10-2021, 02:13 PM
