What does “not actual miles” mean?

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The term “Not actual miles” on a vehicle’s title or report indicates that the odometer reading does not accurately reflect the car’s true mileage. This discrepancy may occur if the odometer is faulty, has been replaced, or the vehicle’s mileage history is unclear. It could also arise if the insurance auction staff could not directly verify the mileage on the vehicle itself. Consequently, the reported mileage should not be considered reliable.

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Updated: December 19, 2024, 10:14 PM  

December 19, 2024   3078   RideSafely    Documentation    Auction Terminology, Auction Terms, Mileage Exemption, Salvage Titles, Vehicle Condition, Vehicle Documentation, Vehicle History, Vehicle Repairability
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