Do all lien sale cars have a salvage title?
Looking to purchase a lien sale car. I want to know if it will have a salvage title.
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- Some do have a salvage title
- No, A salvage car means the car has been totaled and you are buying it. A lien sale car means you are accepting a car that someone has a lien on. It will have a lien on it until that person pays off their debt to the lien.
- always check the carfax for any car....because not all are salvaged. it will show every history recoreded of the vehicle.
- It will either have a full title or a salvage title. A salvage title is normaly done for a car that was "totaled" by an insurance company while a Lein vehicle is one that was repossed due to lack of payments. As a lein vehicle you should receive a full title.
- Salvage titles happen when a car is totalled out by an insurance company after an accident and are then bought, fixed up and sold. You should be able to find out if it is a salvage title by running a carfax. You can run carfaxes at carfax.com, all you need is the vehicle ID number.
- A salvage title means the vehicle at some point has been totaled by someone and it can only be sold as salvage in that state. A common practice is to move said vehicle to another state to get a clean title. A lien just means that somebody other than the owner has a legal interest in the vehicle, usually the people who finance it get a lien.
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