ARIZONA: how can i tell if a car has a SALVAGE TITLE if it does not say it on the title itself?

Question

so i bought this car in CALIFORNIA and i thought it said SALVAGE on the title but I'm not sure, so when i registered it under my name last week, the ARIZONA title does not indicate salvage.... or at least i don't know where to look, but the paper (title) looks just like my other car's title which should not be salvage.

so how can i tell?

Answer 1

Ariz. is one of the places salvage titlles are not given out so lots of cars get retitled there. You can buy a Car Fax report.

Answer 2

It should say it in the body of the title where the vehicle discription goes. Some states do not put salvage on out of state titles. In the industry it is called title washing. You could run a car fax or auto check on the car to be sure. In many states it is not legal to sell a salvage title car to the public. I do not recall if California or Arizona are those states. If you call Arizona title bureau they can tell you how a salvage title is listed.
http://www.azdot.gov/mvd/index.asp
is their web site

Answer 3

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ARIZONA: how can i tell if a car has a SALVAGE TITLE if it does not say it on the title itself?
so i bought this car in CALIFORNIA and i thought it said SALVAGE on the title but I'm not sure, so when i registered it under my name last week, the ARIZONA title does not indicate salvage.... or at least i don't know where to look, but the paper (title) looks just like my other car's...

Answer 4

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Answer 5

For information about Arizona salvage titles, use the following link:
http://www.dmv.org/az-arizona/salvaged-vehicles.php

Answer 6

The "salvage title" just means that the vehicle has been repaired after major damage. That is to inform any new owner of this fact. When you sell this vehicle, it may cause you to get less cash or trade-in for it, but otherwise it is nothing for you to worry about. Register it in your own county or community and drive it!

Answer 7

in Texas a salvage title is a different color I believe red or green as compare to the Blue for a regular title

Answer 8

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Answer 10

must not of said salvage. dont worry about it, salvage title dont make it worth more, or you could run a carfax on the vin # if you really have ta know.