What does a Salvage Rebuildable title mean?

A Salvage Rebuildable Title indicates that the vehicle is repairable and can be registered for road use after undergoing the necessary reconstruction process.

How Does a Vehicle Receive a Salvage Rebuildable Title?

• Issued by the State: When an insurance company takes ownership of a vehicle due to incidents such as theft, hail, or collision, it may be classified as salvage rebuildable.
• Repair and Inspection Required: Before it can be legally driven, the vehicle must undergo repairs and pass an inspection by an authorized mechanic.
• Reconstructed or Rebuilt Title: If the vehicle meets manufacturer specifications, the DMV certifies it with a “reconstructed” or “rebuilt” title, allowing it to be registered and insured similarly to a vehicle with a clean title.

Important Considerations

• Title Reconstruction Eligibility: RideSafely cannot guarantee that all title types can be reconstructed in every state or country.
• Regulations Vary: Be sure to check local laws and DMV requirements before purchasing a salvage rebuildable vehicle.

For further assistance, feel free to contact RideSafely support.

If you have any questions about rebuildable vehicles, our RideSafely support team is here to assist you. Feel free to call us at (215) 289-0300 for expert guidance.

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