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What kind of Title Brands exist?
A title brand is a permanent label added to a vehicle's title by a state agency to flag serious issues in the car's history—such as major accident damage, flooding, theft recovery, or being declared a total loss. Below are the most common types of branded titles you may encounter.
Salvage Title
A salvage title means the vehicle was significantly damaged, often from a crash, and declared uneconomical to repair.
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A rebuilt title applies when a previously salvaged vehicle has been repaired and inspected to be roadworthy again.
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A flood title means the vehicle has been submerged in water, often damaging its mechanical and electrical systems.
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A lemon title is used for vehicles with chronic mechanical issues that could not be repaired under warranty.
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A total loss title is given when the cost to repair the vehicle exceeds its market value, making it uneconomical to fix.
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A junk title is issued when a vehicle is considered only valuable for parts or scrap, with no road use allowed.
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A fire title indicates the vehicle suffered damage from flames or extreme heat.
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A reconstructed title means the vehicle was previously damaged and later repaired and re-titled after inspection, depending on state rules.
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A stolen title shows the vehicle has been reported stolen and may not have been recovered in usable condition.
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