Knowledge Base Tag: Vehicle Condition
- What does it mean when a car is sold “as is, where is”?
- What does “Auction Verification – Not Specified” mean?
- Can mechanical damage be related to an engine issue?
- How can I view the extent of the damage that has been repaired?
- Can I inspect the vehicle before the auction begins?
- Can a salvaged car be repaired, and what are the procedures for that?
- I received my vehicle from the shipping company and it has more damage than was shown in the original pictures. What can I do?
- Could you tell me the cost to repair a vehicle?
- If a vehicle is listed as “clear title, runs and drives,” can it be driven?
- How can I be sure that a car runs and drives?
- “Damage type: Water/Flood” — does it mean that I cannot fix it?
- What does the damage type “Water/Flood” mean?
- “Engine starts” — does this mean the car starts but cannot drive?
- Salvage title due to theft and biohazard—is it possible to learn the details of the damage?
- What does “mileage exempt” mean?
- What does ‘Not Actual Mileage’ mean when a car lists 38,000 miles and then states otherwise?
- What does ‘CT CLEAR UNKSLVG HISTORY’ mean?
- What does ‘Non-Repairable/Kills’ mean?
- What does “Not Specified – Vehicle Authentication” mean?
- What does the term ‘stationary’ mean in the context of vehicle auction verification?
- How can I bid on a vehicle that says ‘vehicle might have hidden damages’?
- What does “Auction Verification” specifically mean in terms of “Runs and Drives” or “Engine Start”?