rebuilt title?

Answer 1

YUP. A wrecked car that has been repaired. Usually not a good idea to buy one of these.

Answer 2

If you plan on keeping the car it could save you some money. Usually 20-30% under retail book.
Have the repairs checked out. Find out what was repaired. Flood cars are not allowed to be repaired when totaled. They are susposed to be sold as parts only (Not repairable)
Insurance companies classify totals as repairable or parts only.
Some totals are recovered thefts and have very little damage.
The factory voids the warranty on totaled cars so be careful when you buy.
The salvage title will carry a brand marked rebuilt or reconstructed.

Answer 3

i never heard of a rebuilt title you can get a lost title or a reconstructed title to replace the old one call or visit a notery

Answer 4

An R Title is one on a "reconstructed" vehicle.

What that means is the vehicle previously had enough damage to deem it a total loss (repairs required were greater than 70% of the vehicle value) Someone repaired the vehicle well enough to make ot road worthy again.

A vehicle that has been reconstructed may or may not be as safe, physically or mechanically, as a vehicle that has not sustained major damage.

Answer 5

when someone fixes a totaled car it gets a branded rebuilt title. if you are thinking about buying one,it has to pass a state inspection. its never a good idea to buy one unless its REAL cheap. also when you try to sell it,the title will scare everyone away

Answer 6

i have never heard of a rebuilt title maybe you are thinking of a salvage title

Answer 7

rebuilt title?
never heard of such a title!