Today, buying a car with a salvage title is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're going to get.

Owning a vehicle that sustained heavy damage creates a massive financial burden for most households. You often face a difficult choice between spending thousands on repairs or letting the car sit and ...

With average new-car transaction prices hovering around the $50,000 mark, more and more shoppers are turning to the used ...

Most shoppers fear a used car they’re looking at might have a history that’s more checkered than they’d like. Lightly damaged ...

When a car suffers extensive damage from a collision, fire or flood, or is even a manufacturer buyback following a successful lemon-law claim, it often gets a salvage title. Some salvage cars get ...

A salvage title vehicle can be significantly cheaper than an equivalent new or used car, but is it really a bargain? Here's ...

If you've ever come across a screaming deal on a car you always wanted only to find out that it's flood damaged, you've likely done the mental gymnastics to determine if buying a flood-damaged car ...

More frequent storms, millions of crashes annually, and limited availability mean that used-car shoppers are more likely than ever to buy a vehicle that’s been damaged. Hundreds of thousands of cars ...

When it comes to buying a used car, you may have to make compromises on details such as mileage, color, and condition. Often deals that look a bit too good are that way for a reason. In such cases, it ...