Maybe i needa get that checked out because it comes on the nav screen as well! Thanks for the heads up

 

Damn..I really need a set of those wheels

 

sorry for commenting in cause i really could careless, truth is if she wants 16 for her crappy car and someone buys it then she makes out better then all of us lol. but truth is a new car with a salvage title that has been wrecked and not stolen had to go through world war 3 before it reach the 70-80% of its value in damage to be considered a total loss. a 96 honda civic with a total loss is more like a fender bender. point to ponder...

 

i like how there is no picture of the pass seat "repair" since it doesn't have an airbag. Guess it looks really bad for her not to take a picture of it.

16k is tough for a MINT one. With a salvage title if one was to buy and get into an accident insurance would only give you like 5k for the car. that is where you are SOL

 

It's a dealership. They've sold a bunch of cars, but I definitely wouldn't trust them with that 75% postitive rating.. that's honestly one of the lowest that i've seen for awhile.

They are NEVER going to be able to sell that car at $16k.. if someone is going to pay that much for a car.. they won't be getting one with a major title damage. The people there are going to end up having to bump down the price obviously cause you can easily get a much nicer car for that amount of money.

100k Miles isn't that much for a car. If it's a decent car to start with and it's been taken care of nicely.. then you should have no problem getting it to 200k+ miles.



It depends on your insurance and how much coverage you have and how much they're willing to pay and how much you're paying for your insurance. The percentage of a total loss can vary widely. %70-%80 is a bit high to be honest.

For a car like that to go through a total loss it'd have to go through something at least semi serious. $5k+ damage.