What You Need To Understand Before Buying A Salvage Title Car

I have noticed a lot of salvage title car deals lately and wanted to make a video on what you must be aware of before purchasing one!

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[thewiseguy]

Most people don’t know that a clean title car could have had more damage than a salvage title car. I buy new salvage cars, fix them up and make a fat profit.

[danktank]

Got my 2000 c3500 dually totalled out. Bought it back for $700, fixed it for $1, 300 parts/labor. New rear suspension, leaf spring hangers at all points, cab/chassis setup (tow truck)

Sold it for 6k too some cowboy in Mexico 😬

[christianelvinia]

Love these videos that teach us new things!

[rileymrq]

I sell my salvage title car super fast idk what you’re talking about

[nawakaida]

You made it sound like the issue was reselling when the real issue is not really knowing the quality of the repair, if everything was actually repaired, the parts used to repair and in general the high risk of it being a costly problematic car that isn’t worth anything. Reselling fast and easy for profit is the least of your worries.

[bettertechenterprises]

Anyone notice this guy and Ricky have such similar hand gestures and speaking tones 😂💀

[devoywilliams]

Salvage title only good if you want to rebuild a car for yourself. Also you don’t have to pay insurance while you take your time and build your dream car.

[alexflora]

Good POV’s on salvage cars that I never tought of!

[JClifehacks]

How would I sell a car from california red salvage title and says export only

[CherrypoppRxD]

The salvage title I got my eyes on is a civic 2015 for 7k but still not sure

[stfon]

I live in Gilbert AZ as well. I'm looking for a good, honest, & CHEAP general mechanic. Also a mechanic for Toyotas & Hondas. Any recommendations? I just got Flipping Wheels.

[TimothyAllenCampbellGoTimothy]

Don't buy salvage title. The rich get richer the poor get poorer. The rich want a new car so Insurance companies give them one and they don't mind, because they're going to pass the cost on to poor people who purchase the salvage title. If you buy a car with a salvage title, you are going to pay more for insurance then you would for a new car. Insurance companies know, that it was a salvage title by the VIN number, that they had to pay for it and they want to regroup their money, by charging the next person who gets insurance on the car. If you're the type of person who doesn't buy car insurance, then you can buy a salvage title. But if you're buying car insurance, look at paying at least 2, 500 a year for car insurance, if you buy a salvage title. Also new car dealers will not even give you a penny, for a salvage title car on a trade in. They don't want them. Don't look at getting a bank loan for a salvage title car, the banks don't want to risk lending money out on a car that may break down. I made a mistake of buying a rebuilt title 2017 Toyota Prius on eBay for $11, 000 that only had 16 K miles. It was like brand new. The Insurance Company wanted $2, 500 a year insurance, to regroup the money they lost when they paid out on it, to the rich guy who wanted a new car. After 10 years I will have paid $36, 000 for the 2017 car. Which only cost $20, 000 when it was brand new. Insurance companies are scammers. If you're going to buy a rebuilt title or Salvage car, do not purchase insurance. You're paying for the rich guys mistake.