Enter your vehicle details

A VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) is a unique 17-digit code that identifies your car.

On your insurance card near the vehicle description section.

On the driver’s side dashboard (Visible through the windshield).

On the driver’s side doorjamb.

Check the front of your vehicle’s paper title document.

You’ll see a designation like “Clear,” “Salvage,” “Rebuilt,” or “Lienholder” near the top or in the status section.

You have a clean title if

No insurance company has ever declared your vehicle a “total loss.”

You have a salvage title if

Your vehicle was severely damaged and can’t be driven on the road.

You have a rebuilt title if

Your vehicle was heavily damaged, but it’s since been fully rebuilt, inspected, and is now safe to drive.

We’ll still give you an offer, but it might be slightly lower. However, you can easily get a duplicate from your DMV.

Cosmetic damage

Damage to how the car looks. Example - paint scratches, cracked tail light, small dents.

Moderate damage

The dent is bigger than a football. Example - cracked windshield, deeply dented doors, crumbled fender

Structural damage

Damage to the underlying “skeleton” of the vehicle. Example - uneven doors, crushed bumper or frame rails

Market value of your vehicle

Based on your vehicle’s location, we find the best market price in your local area.

Area and extent of damage

Repair cost depends on which parts of the vehicle needs replacing.

Odometer reading of your vehicle

Higher mileage means more wear on the vehicle’s parts.

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