We buy cars at dealer auction, repair them, and price them to move. Every car shows the miles, the title status, and what was fixed, so you know exactly what you are looking at before you drive out.
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Salvage title cars, explained
A salvage title means an insurance company decided a car cost too much to repair. It does not tell you how well the car was fixed. That is the part we show you: what the damage was, what we repaired, and before and after photos on request. In exchange, a salvage title car is usually priced well under the same car with a clean title, which is how a newer, lower-mile car fits a smaller budget.
In California, a salvage car is registered again after it passes the state brake and lamp inspection and a VIN verification. DMV then issues a Revived Salvage title and it drives and registers like any other car.
How buying a car works
1. Text 559-548-6495 with the car you want. We answer fast, in English or Spanish.
2. See it in person. Look it over, ask for the before and after photos, drive it.
3. Pay the cash price. The price on each car is the cash price, plus tax, DMV fees, and doc fee. No financing on salvage title cars right now.
Questions buyers ask
Worth the drive from
Fresno, Clovis, Tulare, Hanford, Lemoore, Porterville, Selma, Kingsburg, Madera, Dinuba, Exeter, and the rest of the Central Valley. See every town we serve.
Sold through a licensed California dealer. Prices exclude tax, government fees, and doc fee. Every car is subject to prior sale. Title status is shown on every car.