Category: Salvage Cars

In Part 1 of this series we talked about how cars get branded with salvage titles, and where they go after that. You know now that they often end up at auction yards, but it isn’t as easy to bid...

If you’re buying a car for commuting, family trips, or just as a weekend toy, safety is always a top priority. Vehicle safety has come a long way since the first automobiles, and an entire industry has risen from the...

You’ve decided that you’re ready to enter the world of auto ownership, and you figured out quickly that buying your first car can be a tough decision. There are so many factors to consider. What does it look like? How...

We’ve already gone over basic engine inspections when buying a used vehicle, but what about the interior? You can tell a lot about the car and its potential issues from the condition of the interior. From leaks to frame damage,...

When buying a used car, inspect as much of the vehicle as possible, particularly the condition of the engine. Obviously, if the engine doesn’t work, the car is worthless to most buyers. It’s important to make sure that the engine...

Classic cars are the prized possessions of their owners. While buying a classic car in pristine condition without breaking the bank can be near impossible, you can always look for classic cars for sale listed on online auction websites such...

According to the Classic Cars Club of America (CCCA), a car is classified as a “classic” if it is built between 1915 and 1948. But in recent years, cars built in the 60s, 70s, 80s, and even some of the...

Familiarizing yourself with vehicle damage codes is crucial for success when buying clean or salvage title vehicles at auction. Whether you have experience with bidding or are new to the process, understanding these codes correctly can markedly improve your results....

When buying a vehicle, its fuel source is an important factor to think about. Some vehicles run on plain gasoline, some require premium, and then: there’s diesel. There are some major differences between gasoline and diesel to keep in mind....