What does “Salvage Rebuildable” mean in the title?

A “Salvage Rebuildable” title indicates that the vehicle currently holds a salvage status, such as with a “FL Certificate of Title Salvage Rebuildable – Damage Type: Rear End.” The “RR” code specifies that the vehicle has sustained damage to the rear end, including areas such as the rear bumper, trunk, and potentially the rear lights, which are commonly affected in rear collisions. To legally drive such a vehicle again, it must be rebuilt or reconstructed and pass a safety inspection. Only then can it be registered in your state and receive a reconstructed or rebuilt title.

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