What does rear end damage only mean on a rebuilt title listing?

It means the collision damage on record was located at the rear of the vehicle — think rear bumper, trunk lid, quarter panels, or rear crash structure. On ReVroom, each listing discloses available repair information and photos, and every vehicle earned its rebuilt title by passing a state DMV safety inspection after professional repair.

Is an AWD car with rear end damage a smart buy?

Rear impacts don't always reach the engine bay or front driveline, which is why some shoppers specifically target AWD vehicles with rear end damage. Every vehicle is different, though: review the disclosed repair details and photos on each ReVroom listing, add the $15 VIN history report, and consider an independent inspection before you buy.

Do AWD vehicles with rear damage cost less than clean-title ones?

Usually, yes. Because these vehicles were once declared a total loss and now carry a rebuilt or branded title, they're typically priced below comparable clean-title models — often up to 50% below market value. That price gap is exactly what draws shoppers to ReVroom's rebuilt title inventory.

Can I review repair details before buying an AWD listing?

ReVroom shows disclosed repair information and photos where available on every listing, so you can see what was documented before the vehicle passed its state inspection. For additional background, add the $15 VIN history report to any listing before you commit.

What should I check on an AWD vehicle repaired from rear end damage?

Focus on the quality of the rear repair: panel alignment, paint matching, and any structural documentation in the listing. Since AWD systems send power to all four wheels, it's also smart to test drive for unusual vibration or noise. An independent mechanic's inspection is a worthwhile final step on any rebuilt title purchase from ReVroom.

AWD Vehicles With Rear End Damage Only

Yes — this page shows every all-wheel-drive vehicle on ReVroom where the disclosed collision damage is limited to the rear end. Each listing was previously declared a total loss, professionally repaired, and passed a state DMV safety inspection before earning its rebuilt title, often priced up to 50% below comparable clean-title vehicles. Filter by body style, model year, or price to narrow the selection.

AWD Vehicles With Rear End Damage Only for sale from $2,795 — updated daily