FAQs

• Clean, Salvage, Rebuilt titles; What's the difference?
  Clean title means that no insurance incident has been reported, doesn't mean that no incident has occurred only that it was not reported.
  Salvage means an incident was reported and an insurance company took ownership of the vehicle.
  Rebuilt means that a previous Salvage vehicle has been fixed to manufacturer's specification, inspected by a certified state inspector and approved to be driven again.
• Can you register, tag, insure, drive, buy and sell a rebuilt title vehicle?
  Yes! In Georgia a rebuilt title looks identical to a clean title but it has the word "Rebuilt" printed on the notes section. You treat it just like any other clean title.
• Are Salvage and Rebuilt vehicles the same thing?
  No. You can't register, tag, insure or drive a salvage vehicle. But you can register, tag, insure and drive a rebuilt vehicle. So next time someone says both things are the same, please correct them.
• What are some of the benefits of buying a rebuilt title vehicle?
  Huge money savings and peace of mind. Rebuilt vehicles usually sell for 10%-30% off retail. Also, you have the assurance that the vehicle was inspected by an independent state certified inspector. Unlike a clean title vehicle that you must trust the owner or bring your own mechanic for inspection.

Rebuilds

Samples of recent rebuilds. Sorry but all already sold. Click link above to view our current inventory.

Flood

2015 Mini Cooper

80k miles. 1.5 Turbo Engine. 40 MPG. Panoramic sunroof. Leather interior.

This awesome Mini was listed as flood but had zero water damage. Looks like the previous owner drove over wet cement and it dried in the plastic fender wells.

Collision

2014 Dodge Grand Caravan

150k miles. 3.6L V6 Engine. Leather interior.

Front damage totaled this meticulously dealer maintained minivan. Mint inside and out. We replace the front bumper, hood and plastic parts to get this beauty back on the road.