Salvage Car

[BioSs]

Well, a neigbor selling an used salvage Honda CR-V. It has accient on back and title is salvage, but its fixed and drivable and still in good condition. Just wonder is it worth buy a salvage car? How much percentage less then Kelly blue book values on a salvage car?

 

[Rightwinger]

I'd look at clean wholesale for statstical purposes, and offer half that. Salvage title/rebuildables are good for two things:

A: Driving the car into the ground
B: Washing the title through another state and reselling it as clean

 

[cavemanmoron]

Originally posted by: Rightwinger
I'd look at clean wholesale for statstical purposes, and offer half that. Salvage title/rebuildables are good for two things:

A: Driving the car into the ground
B: Washing the title through another state and reselling it as clean

Ask your bank,
many will not loan money to you for a vehicle with Salvag title.

 

[Rightwinger]

Originally posted by: cavemanmoron

Originally posted by: Rightwinger
I'd look at clean wholesale for statstical purposes, and offer half that. Salvage title/rebuildables are good for two things:

A: Driving the car into the ground
B: Washing the title through another state and reselling it as clean

Ask your bank,
many will not loan money to you for a vehicle with Salvag title.

.....which is why we have option B!

 

[BioSs]

Well, i don't need load.. I have enought cash for it.. Now, the seller looking for 8k on this 2002 Honda CR-V 72000 miles, Salvage tiles and condition will consider okey. Need a aligment. Is it worth for 8k?

 

[Ns1]

Originally posted by: BioSs
Well, i don't need load.. I have enought cash for it.. Now, the seller looking for 8k on this 2002 Honda CR-V 72000 miles, Salvage tiles and condition will consider okey. Need a aligment. Is it worth for 8k?

wat's the kbb on it?

 

[BioSs]

KKb trade in value is 9400 and i saw one sold at ebay 11000 on clean title. So, i think 7k will be okey.

I just know dealer will not accept any trade in on salvage titles.

 

[Rightwinger]

Originally posted by: NeuroSynapsis

Originally posted by: BioSs
Well, i don't need load.. I have enought cash for it.. Now, the seller looking for 8k on this 2002 Honda CR-V 72000 miles, Salvage tiles and condition will consider okey. Need a aligment. Is it worth for 8k?

wat's the kbb on it?

KBB is ALWAYS high. Get yourself a black book.

 

[BioSs]

Originally posted by: Rightwinger

KBB is ALWAYS high. Get yourself a black book.

What's black books?

 

[PowerMac4Ever]

it's going to be a pain in the ass to resell with the salvage title.

 

[OffTopic1]

Originally posted by: Rightwinger

Originally posted by: NeuroSynapsis

Originally posted by: BioSs
Well, i don't need load.. I have enought cash for it.. Now, the seller looking for 8k on this 2002 Honda CR-V 72000 miles, Salvage tiles and condition will consider okey. Need a aligment. Is it worth for 8k?

wat's the kbb on it?

KBB is ALWAYS high. Get yourself a black book.

I second the black book. Find out what kind of accident it was in & damage it took. Take the car in to a mechanic to have it look over specially the frame.

aligment....hmmm?

 

[BioSs]

Originally posted by: OffTopic
I second the black book. Find out what kind of accident it was in & damage it took. Take the car in to a mechanic to have it look over specially the frame.

aligment....hmmm?

Alignment, mis the "N". They toll acceident on back, but car pull on right when drive on freeway at 80mph.

 

[nakedfrog]

Salvage cuts the value a LOT. I definitely wouldn't do $8,000 on it. More like $4,000-6,000.

 

[BioSs]

Originally posted by: nakedfrog
Salvage cuts the value a LOT. I definitely wouldn't do $8,000 on it. More like $4,000-6,000.

Yeah... i wish i can one for 6k and i have offered that w/o luck. 7k was my last offered.

 

[nakedfrog]

Originally posted by: BioSs

Originally posted by: nakedfrog
Salvage cuts the value a LOT. I definitely wouldn't do $8,000 on it. More like $4,000-6,000.

Yeah... i wish i can one for 6k and i have offered that w/o luck. 7k was my last offered.

Then tell them good luck finding another buyer and walk.