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How to get a salvage title cleared with a rebuilt titleStep 1: Repair the damage to the vehicle.Step 2: Complete the required California documentation.Step 3: Schedule an inspection with a California-approved inspector.Step 4: Go to the DMV.Jun 1, 2021

A salvaged, reconstructed or otherwise clouded title has a permanent negative effect on the value of a vehicle. The industry rule of thumb is to deduct 20% to 40% of the Blue Book® Value, but salvage title vehicles really should be privately appraised on a case-by-case basis in order to determine their market value.

A branded title means that a vehicle has been taken hold of by an insurance company and an insurance claim has been paid to the owner of the vehicle.Our expert buyers seek out the least affected vehicles with the most potential and purchase them to be fully reconditioned by our expert rebuilders.

The general rule is that if a vehicle has a branded/salvaged title it has a value of about 50% of what that vehicle with a clean title would be worth.While visually the repairs may look o.k. , the integrity and safety of the vehicle can be in a compromised state.

It is impossible to remove a branded title from a vehicle for good. It is a part of the car's history. However, you can fix a Salvage title and transform the vehicle into a Rebuilt status. To do this, you have to purchase the car with a salvage title, repair it, get it inspected, and finalize the paperwork.

A branded title says the car was once declared a total loss or comes with some other major problem.Vehicles with branded titles may cost 20% to 40% less than the Kelley Blue Book value of the same cars with a clean title. Securing financing and insurance for cars with branded titles may be difficult.

A brand is a descriptive label assigned to a vehicle that appears on that vehicle's title, which identifies the vehicle's current or prior condition, such as junk, salvage or flood.