Rebuilt title

A rebuilt title indicates that a vehicle was previously declared a total loss due to damage or theft but has since been repaired and inspected to meet safety standards. This designation informs potential buyers that the car has undergone significant repairs and may have a history of substantial damage. Rebuilt titles often mean the vehicle is legally roadworthy again, but it’s important to carefully review its repair history and condition. The vehicle’s value is typically lower than that of a clean-title car, reflecting its past damage and repairs.