Which titles remain clean: ‘May Become Salvage’ or ‘Clean Title (P) May Become Salvage’?

Unfortunately, we can’t predict which titles will remain clean. The decision is made by your local DMV at the time of registration, based on their regulations and criteria. Although it’s not a frequent occurrence, it’s important to be aware of the possibility.

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Understanding Salvage Titles: A Comprehensive Overview

Many individuals remain unclear about the intricacies of a salvage title and the processes through which a vehicle achieves this designation. A salvage title isn’t merely a label; it’s an indicator of a vehicle’s history, typically signifying that it has sustained damage that exceeds a specific threshold of its value. The ambiguity surrounding this term has given rise to a plethora of misconceptions. Some believe it implies the vehicle is no longer roadworthy, while others might mistakenly associate it with minor damages. Dive deeper to understand the realities of salvage titles, their implications in the automotive world, and how they intersect with salvage vehicle auctions. By grasping the essence of this term, potential buyers can make more informed decisions when venturing into the domain of car auctions .

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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

Biohazard – Would these vehicles have a standard salvage title?

Yes. Biohazard will have standard salvage title. It just means you might need to invest in a different clean up job depending on the hazard type. Learn more about What does Biohazard mean on a car auctions? and Reasons for Salvaging. Read more

Can I re-sell the car with the title reassignment paper? Where does the buyer sign?

Every state law is different. In most cases, if you are not a dealer, you would have to register the title of the vehicle onto your name in order to resell. Please contact your local DMV for more details on resale law in your state. Read more