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If a cars title says it is Previously Damaged. And it has not been fixed yet. Meaning the damage is still visible, but does not jeopredize the running of the vehicle. Does that mean it is a salvage title? It does not, on the title, say "salvage" But it does say previously damaged. I am just wondering if Previously Damaged, and Salvage could mean two different things or if "previously damaged" is just a nice way of putting "salvage"? The damage on this vehicle is the front left fender needs replacing. Other than that is in fine working and looking condition.
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i own a repair shop,and it does basically mean the same thing ,its just a more pleasant way of saying it that's all,any time you see this on a title its a vehicle you need to stay away from,because i don't car who repairs them and how good of a job they do they will also give some kind of a problem from the previous damage,i have seen it happen a dozen times or more,if its minor damage sometimes they are ok,,and just been labeled damaged,but on them its buyer be ware,good luck i hope this help,s.Do you have any rights when buying a car from a private seller?
you will have to call your local dmv to get there interputation of previously damage vrs salvageI want a new car but I dont know how to go about getting one... any advice?
damaged does not mean salvaged but once a car has been in an accident other problems occur, it can take 6 months of driving till you notice something elese has been damaged. a small bend on a suspension part wont magnify the problem until it starts to wear. DO NOT BUY THAT CAR, find one with a CLEAN TITTLE. i would be very sceptical of a damaged car. if you buy it u will probably regret it later. the seller will im sure tell you everything is fine. thats why smart people like you check things out ahead of time. your smart by doing the check now be smart and walk away from this particular carMore Questions & Answers ...
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