Sell Your Salvaged Car in Arizona Fast

When an insurance company calls your car a “total loss,” it creates a salvage title (or “branded title”) that stays with that vehicle forever. A vehicle becomes a total loss when the cost of repairs outweighs a percentage of that vehicle’s ACV (actual cash value). This value is determined by the insurance adjuster after they assess the damage and calculate a vehicle value based on that assessment. After the adjuster determines that the vehicle is a total loss, the state will issue the branded title to you.

Selling a branded vehicle in Arizona can be done, but it requires a lot more knowledge than selling a standard-title vehicle. Our company helps owners of damaged vehicles get cash offers quickly and easily, no hassle. We purchase branded cars in Arizona, either with a salvage title or a rebuilt title that passed inspection. We provide cash offers for these vehicles regardless of condition. We handle the paperwork so you can sell your car stressfree.

A branded vehicle has gone through some kind of catastrophic event and has a branded certificate stating that it is a result of that catastrophic event. Even though the vehicle may drive fine and appear in excellent running condition, its history alone devalues it because it has an uncertain future. As a result, many prospective purchasers view a branded vehicle as being “riskier” than a vehicle that does not have this branded certificate.

Based on this added risk, the price for which people are willing to pay for a branded title vehicle will be significantly lower than the price for which they are willing to pay for a clean title vehicle.

Who Buys Salvage Title Vehicles in Arizona?

Various buyers for wrecked vehicles in Arizona. Private buyers who are interested in a project car or in inexpensive transportation will consider purchasing a wrecked vehicle that has a salvage certificate. Junk yards and scrap yards will purchase wrecked vehicles primarily for their parts and scrap metal value.

Our company specializes in buying damaged vehicles directly from their owners. This is much simpler than selling to a dealership. Typically, dealerships do not purchase branded vehicles because they cannot bring them back into their inventory for reselling, so we take care of this challenge for you.

How Much Is Your Damaged Vehicle Worth in Arizona?

Multiple factors affect a salvage car’s value including the make and model, year, mileage and the degree of damage that contributed to the total loss title. In general, the value of a salvage vehicle can be 20% – 50% of the value of an undamaged version of that vehicle. By using current market data, we present a fair offer based on what the vehicle is worth in its current condition.

Disclosing a Branded Certificate When Selling Your Vehicle

Yes, it is a requirement of federal and Arizona law. By failing to disclose the presence of such a certificate you could be exposing yourself to criminal penalties. Furthermore, if you provide full disclosure, this will protect both you and your buyer. Any reputable buyer will likely run the vehicle’s title history prior to concluding a sale.

Required Paperwork for Selling a Branded Vehicle

You will need to sign the branded certificate over to the buyer. If you have a reconstructed certificate as a result of completing the repairs and going through the state’s inspection process, that would also apply. Additionally, the Arizona state laws may require that other documents such as a Bill of Sale or a Liability Release Form be executed. We will clarify the paperwork needed with you to ensure that nothing is missed.

Selling a Damaged Car Without Repairing It

You may sell your damaged vehicle “As-Is” without repairing it first. We and many other buyers are also interested in purchasing your non-driveable vehicles “As-Is”. If your automobile is damaged, missing parts or will not run, we will pick it up and pay you on the spot!

Selling a Total Loss Car That Still Runs

If the total loss car runs and drives, this would generally provide a greater value than a total loss vehicle that will not run. The convenience of leaving the location with the vehicle may encourage the purchaser to pay a premium. We also purchase branded title vehicles that are operational and also provide competitive pricing.

Repair an Insurance Write-Off Before Selling?

The answer depends on how great the damages are. Minor repairable damages may allow the seller to increase the vehicle value and permit them to obtain a reconstructed certificate. Major repairable damages typically are too expensive to recover the cost of the repairs. In almost every situation, we provide a simpler, quicker and more viable solution than repairing a vehicle to sell.