Rebuildable Salvage Runs
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 Cadillac CTS salvage repairable rebuildable No Reserve Wrecked Needs US $4,500.00 |
 Nissan Maxima NO RESERVE 2009 NISSAN MAXIMA SV SALVAGE REPAIRABLE REBUILDABLE  US $9,600.00
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 Cadillac CTS RWD 04 CADILLAC CTS SALVAGE REBUILDABLE FL LEATHER RUNS LED US $2,025.00
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 Honda Insight 2010 Honda Insight Ex Salvage Rebuildable EZY FIX SAVE US $4,850.00
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 Cadillac DeVille Luxury 2001 Cadillac DeVille Rebuildable Wreck Salvage US $1,975.00
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 Dodge Ram 1500 2WD RAM 1500 2WD REPAIRABLE REBUILDABLE SALVAGE LOT DRIVES US $4,250.00
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 Jeep Wrangler rubicon 2006 jeep wrangler rubicon salvage rebuildable US $13,000.00
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 Honda Accord EX w Leather 2002 Honda Accord Rebuildable Wreck Salvage US $2,900.00
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 Ford F 350 HIWAY MILES 04 F350 KINGRANCH 4X4 CREW CAB DUALLY DIESEL SUNROOF US $3,851.00
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 Chevrolet S 10 Long Bed V6 1997 Chevy S 10 EZ Fix Rebuildable Salvage No Reserve US $710.00
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 Chrysler Crossfire 04 CHRYSLER CROSSFIRE SPORT SALVAGE REBUILDABLE FL RUNS US $2,500.00
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 Dodge Ram 2500 SLT Laramie Rebuildable Repairable Wrecked Diesel Cummins Damaged US $2,000.00 |
 Mercedes Benz SLK Class 2001 Mercedes Benz SLK320 WITH AMG PACKAGE US $13,500.00
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 Isuzu Ascender 2WD 4DR S 07 ISUZU ASCENDER S LS LTD SALVAGE REBUILDABLE SUV VAN US $305.00
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 Scion tC 2007 SCION TC NO RESERVE SALVAGE US $3,100.00
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 Mazda RX 8 LOW MILES Rebuildable Repairable Light damage US $2,000.00
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 Honda Element AWD EX 2007 Honda Element EX AWD US $5,500.00 |
 Lexus IS 250 Lexus IS250 AWD for parts or export US $9,000.00 |
 Pontiac G6 07 PONTIAC G6 RED SALVAGE REBUILDABLE RUNS 24 LOW MIL US $103.50
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 Volvo S80 T6 2005 Volvo S80 Easy Fix REBUILDABLE Salvage US $1,200.00
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 Chrysler Cordoba 2DSD w tan int cabriolet top good cond US $3,200.00 |
 Porsche 911 911 GT3 2004 Porsche Carrera 911 GT3 damaged rebuildable 04 996 US $35,900.00
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 BMW M3 2002 BMW M3 NOT SALVAGE CLEAN TITLE REPAIRABLE US $11,500.00
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 Honda Element SC 2007 HONDA ELEMENT SC EZ FIX LIGHT DAMAGE SALVAGE US $9,500.00
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 Mini Cooper 2008 MINI COOPER BUILDABLE CAR SALVAGED 52K MILES RUNS US $7,600.00
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 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT 2010 DODGE RAM QUAD CAB 4X2 SAVE WRECKED DAMAGED US $18,600.00
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 Volkswagen Jetta 04 JETTA REPAIRABLE GREAT CONDITION SALVAGE US $4,599.00
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 BMW 3 Series 325i AWD Salvage Rebuildable Repairable Damaged Project EZ FIXER US $5,995.00
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 Volkswagen Jetta S 2010 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA S SAVE WRECKED DAMAGED US $12,900.00
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 Ford F 250 repairable rebuildable wrecked salvage 4x4 project US $7,499.00
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There's nothing quite like the thrill you get from smelling that sweet, new car scent. Something about knowing that gleaming new beast sitting in the dealer lot is going to be going home with you is enough to send tingles up your spine. Before you grab those keys and do your best Transformers impression, however, take a second to figure out what you need to do with your auto insurance.
It's definitely the exception rather than the rule, but there have been cases of cars getting into accidents the minute they drive off the dealer lot. The last thing you want is to become one of those statistics-but if you do, wouldn't it be nice to know that your auto insurance provider is standing right behind you to pick up the slack?
Before you start panicking too much about driving uninsured, take a second to check out the terms of your car insurance policy. Auto insurance companies know that you're going to be driving the car home the day you buy it. They also know that without the car and its detailed little packet full o' feature information you're going to have a very hard time giving them the kind of run-down they need to accurately price your insurance. That's why many companies give you a certain number of days to report a new vehicle. Until then, it's automatically covered by the same policy terms as your old clunker.
Wait! Before you kick back in the driver's seat and cruise on home without a worry in the world there are a couple of things you need to look into. First and foremost, make sure your insurance company actually follows that policy. Most isn't all, and the last thing you want to do is find out after the fact that you're a sitting duck. Secondly, consider how you're going to be paying for your car!
What does your payment have to do with anything? With today's stretched economy not a lot of people are plunking down cash for new cars. They're choosing to be sensible and finance them, trading out months of interest in exchange for a car payment that isn't going to have them living on Ramen for the rest of their lives. The thing is, most lenders are a little bit...twitchy about making sure they're going to get their investment back. The last thing they want to do is lend you the money for a car only to have you total it a few months down the road, then decide not to keep paying on it because you've just added a new car payment to the mix.
That's why most lenders are going to make you put comprehensive, collision and uninsured motorist insurance along with your liability auto insurance. That way, no matter what happens to the car you're still going to get a hefty payment to at least put a dent in your loan before you go shopping around for another one. If your current policy only carries liability you're going to want to make sure you call whichever of the hundreds of auto insurance companies you're currently doing business with and add the newest addition to the family to your policy before Murphy's Law has the chance to strike.
You know it's just lying in wait. Why give it the opportunity?
Michael McDonough is a National Account Executive for QuoteScout.com. Since its launch in 1996 the company has specialized in matching consumers' requests for insurance quotes with multiple insurance quotes from both local agents and national insurance carriers. To find out more about buying auto insurance for your new car, visit them on the web at http://www.QuoteScout.com
