If you spend as much time fantasy shopping for cars as The Drive’s editors do, you’re bound to start trying to find ways to get the car you want on the cheap. Sure, spending the time to research and ...

Once an insurance company declares a vehicle a total loss, it doesn’t necessarily have to go to a scrapyard. Instead, the car insurance company can consider offering it a salvage title vs. rebuilt ...

If the term “salvage title” stops you in your tracks, you’re not off base. Salvage title cars attract some buyers because they’re priced significantly below market. They might seem like a bargain, but ...

When an insurance company deems your vehicle a total loss, you may receive a salvage title. This car title indicates that your vehicle has been badly damaged, usually after a major auto accident. The ...

A car title is a legal document that proves you own a vehicle, much like a deed to a house. Every vehicle sold in the United States comes with a title, and although the exact information on the ...

Most insurance companies offer liability insurance for salvage cars with a rebuilt title so you can drive the car legally. You can't get insurance for a salvaged car unless it has a rebuilt title.

Something nobody tells you when you go to buy your first car is that it's never quite as simple as rolling one off the lot, especially if you're buying used cars with some history. You never know ...

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Salvage-title cars may be cheap, but buyers risk purchasing an unsafe vehicle that will be difficult to insure and resell. Many, or all, of the products featured on this page are from our advertising ...