yes
Typically the value is 20% of the vehicle's value without salvage.
Salvage title means it is a "title" that can be ugraded into rebuilt/prior salvage depending where you live in America. Certificate of Salvage is not a title and can never be a title it is just a certificate saying that the MVA is giving you proof that you own this parts car or what ever it is. It is never allowed to drive on public roads even after you fix it. -The Muslim guy
One should be able to find the price of creating and ordering business card at their local Office Depot or consulting the website where one can find the price prior to ordering the card product.
Few, if any will give you a loan. That's why it's best to either avoid high-priced salvage cars or buy older cars that have been totaled with cash - it doesn't take much to total an older car these days and the damage could simply be cosmetic. Some Prior salvage cars are even better than clean title. Prior Salvage and Clean Title difference is only that one title shows that the car was in accident and Clean Title will never show it - even if it was in worse accident. Like some say you will have problems with Prior Salvage Title, it is NOT true though.
In the most technical sense, no registration is required, but the further along you are in the process, the easier it will be to prove ownership.
The total amount of loss to the the ceding company prior to credits such as salvage or subrogation.
On or about the time it expires. Most people renew it within the 30 days prior to expiration.
It means the car was damaged and the costs to repair was greater than 75% of the RV's actual cash value.
No, although some insurance companies (most) won't insure it at all. Most will insure but only with an inspection. Insurance for the most part is based on putting a vehicle back together in an accident. Piece by piece. There aren't that many total losses in comparison to other regular accidents. The parts for your car will still cost the same regardless of prior damage. Labor will still be the same to have it fixed. The price, therefore is also the same.
In India,prior to get a registration,one needs to achieve a degree of Bachelor of Dental Surgery(B.D.S)----at the least.
One more thing, a large majority of insurance companies (including the one I work for) distribute their salvage thru the INSURANCE AUTO AUCTION. They have a web site, perhaps you could get some valueable information there....Again good luck, let me know if I can help anymore. == == The companies I work/worked for (and any others I know about), the 'buy back' is the salvage bid or price or lower, never higher. If the totaling company is wanting to charge you more than the salvage price or bid for your buy back, you need to file a complaint immediately with your states dept of insurance. What could be the possible reasoning behind charging you more to retain the salvage than they will knowingly get (generally per prior agreement)? I would be very interested in knowing what the difference is between the salvage bid and what they are offering you as a buy back. I'm fairly confident I could be of more help to you with more information.
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