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• mr_shiftright 01/07/08 12:50 pm PST

  Edit Answer (for another 2 minutes) I would say use Edmunds True Market Value appraisal system, find the Trade-in Price, and take at least 30% off that number. Also check with your insurance company as some companies will not insure salvaged vehicles; also any extended warranties are void. Also you may not be able to get financing. Keep in mind that whatever gets you in cheap on a car will come back to haunt you when you sell; so buying a salvage car isn't necessarily a bad idea but it's a bad idea to pay anything but a really REALLY bargain basement price for it. Here's your linkn to True Market Value: http://www.edmunds.com/tmv/used/index.h t... (2)(0) Report It

• madmanmoo 01/08/08 2:24 pm PST

  Edit Answer (for another -24 minute) Agree with Mr.Shiftright. Buying a salvaged title vehicle is risky to say the least. The deal you get must be a barnburner. Good luck. (0)(0) Report It