What does Biohazard mean in car auctions?

Different industries have different standards for the word. In the car auction business, it means any vehicle where the occupants’ blood stained the interior—be it a few drops or an open gash. If a person had the misfortune of bleeding or dying in their car, it would be announced at an auction as a ‘Biohazard.’ Learn more about the reasons for salvaging. Read more

Are the vehicles on this website that only have a dent/scratch going for $1,000 or $2,000 dollars really in good condition to purchase? Clean title included?

All vehicles are different with different damage. Most of these vehicles come from insurance companies which would have to be damaged enough to make them salvage vehicles. Please review each item carefully and feel free to call us at (215) 289-0300 with any question or if you just need a second pair of eyes or an opinion. Learn more about Reasons for Salvaging. Read more

What does it means Auction Verification – “not specified”?

Not specified usually means that auction itself either DID NOT or COULD NOT check the vehicle for damages, which means you would have to rely strictly on the pictures. Read more

How can I inspect the vehicle before i bid it?

Only registered dealers with that particular auction can inspect the vehicles. Regular public are not allowed for inspections. Most of the time, you would have to guesstimate the damages based on pictures and description of that item. Read more

Can a salvaged car be fixed before shipping? If yes, what are the procedures for that?

  1. See details : Can you tell me how much it would cost to repair a vehicle?
  2. See details : What is the Reconstruction process?

If you meant “reconstruct a salvage title”: Yes, it can. The procedures will vary state by state. Please contact your local DMV or tag agency for more information on how to reconstruct a salvage title in that state.
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