Car titles come in several different forms. While a clean title is ideal, you may also encounter rebuilt and salvage titles.

You can buy a salvage car on the cheap, but you may not want to. A car receives a salvage title after an auto insurance company deems the vehicle a total loss. This happens when the expected repairs ...

In the pre-pandemic days of early 2020, the average second-hand vehicle sold for about $20,500. Fast forward six years, and the number is closer to $27,000, per CarGurus. That 25% increase has led ...

Something nobody tells you when you go to buy your first car is that it's never quite as simple as rolling one off the lot, especially if you're buying used cars with some history. You never know ...

Nearly 20% of auctioned Teslas come with salvage titles, EpicVIN says. That's over twice as bad as the industry average.

Think inflation is only a problem for people shopping new? Think again. With average new-car transaction prices hovering around the $50,000 mark, more and more shoppers are turning to the used market ...

A salvage-title car can look like a bargain, but hidden repairs, insurance problems and lower resale value can quickly erase the savings. Buying a used car with a salvage title isn't necessarily a bad ...

A car title is a legal document that proves you own a vehicle, much like a deed to a house. Every vehicle sold in the United States comes with a title, and although the exact information on the ...

603 Auto Salvage, Plaistow, New Hampshire, has launched its direct-to-consumer online store at www.603AutoSalvage.com/shop. The e-commerce platform debuts with 3,000 ...

Some cars just end up badly. Be it bad luck, bad timing, bad everything, they sometimes get on the salvage car market only months after leaving the factory, with not so much experience the road. Like ...

As the discontinued Mercury lineup continues to age, salvage rates for those models keep increasing, as the brand trails only ...