The Benefits of Buying Rebuilt Title Vehicles

When it comes to buying a car, the term “rebuilt” often raises eyebrows. Yet, these vehicles can offer unique benefits that many overlook. Just as vintage wines improve with age, and historic homes are imbued with charm, rebuilt vehicles embody resilience, character, and value. In this article, we’ll explore why purchasing a rebuilt vehicle can be a smart choice, highlighting how their histories make the impossible – possible.

1. Rebuilt Titles are More Affordable

The biggest appeal of rebuilt vehicles is their price tag. Thanks to their history and title status, buyers can find rebuilt vehicles priced up to 50% lower than their clean title counterparts. As prices in the used car market continue to rise, rebuilt titles provide a consistent, budget-friendly option that most buyers can afford.

2. Rebuilt Titles Have Better Features &  Lower Miles

Some of the most expensive vehicles to repair are newer models. As a result, insurance companies are less likely to fix cars with recent model years and lower mileage. For salvage repair specialists, this opens the door to purchasing and redeeming cars sentenced to a short life. For buyers, this means access to higher trims and newer cars that are otherwise out of reach. This is the true power of the best rebuilt titles— buyers get more car for less money.

3. Rebuilt Titles Help You Save on Depreciation

Cars lose value over time. When a car is salvaged and rebuilt, it experiences its most significant drop in value and absorbs a substantial portion of its lifetime depreciation. Because of this, buyers can save money on this cost since the vehicle’s value will not drop as steeply after purchase. 

4. Find Gems

Rebuilt titles are not created equal. For example, theft recovery, hail damage, flood damage, and minor accidents can all precede a rebuilt title, but their seriousness varies widely. This creates opportunities to find vehicles that were only superficially damaged but offer similar savings to cars with more serious histories. 

5. Better for the Environment

Just because a car wasn’t repaired, doesn’t mean it couldn’t or shouldn’t have been. Rebuilt titles offer a second chance for misjudged vehicles to “vroom” again. This makes auto sales more sustainable (which is better for the environment).

6. The Enthusiast’s Best Friend

Finally, for those who like to get loud — the garage dwellers and under-glow addicts – rebuilt titles can get you the car you want at a price that leaves more room in your budget for modifications. And, if you’re going to add that wide-body kit anyway, does it really matter if your vehicle has taken a few punches in its past? 

At ReVroom, we believe in second chances and the value of rebuilt cars. When repaired to the highest safety standards, rebuilt vehicles aren’t just a good choice—they’re often a smart choice for those who value redemption and great deals.

However, it’s not all sunshine and rainbows and there are risks to buying rebuilt. Click here to learn about the risks of buying a rebuilt title.