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However, branded title cars often have the following downsides: A chance to miss the signs of safety-threatening damage. Potential high repair costs. Possible complications receiving a new insurance.

Title brands indicate whether a used vehicle has sustained damage or might be potentially unsafe to drive. If a vehicle's title has been "branded," it is an official designation made by a state agency and should appear on the vehicle's title paperwork. Neither individuals nor private companies can brand titles.

A large number of flood damaged cars are now being refurbished and sent for resale all across the country. Now, when it comes to buying a car, buying one that has sat in flooded streets is one thing you absolutely don't want.

A rebuilt title is issued to a car that used to have a salvage title but has been repaired to a roadworthy condition. Although the title status is officially called rebuilt, it does not necessarily mean the car has been rebuilt from the chassis up.

A branded title says the car was once declared a total loss or comes with some other major problem.Vehicles with branded titles may cost 20% to 40% less than the Kelley Blue Book value of the same cars with a clean title. Securing financing and insurance for cars with branded titles may be difficult.

The general rule is that if a vehicle has a branded/salvaged title it has a value of about 50% of what that vehicle with a clean title would be worth.While visually the repairs may look o.k. , the integrity and safety of the vehicle can be in a compromised state.

A vehicle which receives a branded title due to "flood" is the most requested type of branded vehicle we sell at AutoSavvy. It is also the hardest to find, but our Certified Buyers keep finding more! A "flood" car simply means the vehicle has been in or near some water.