The above advise is all good. One additional point to ponder is collision damage on unibody frames. They *can* often be fixed correctly with the right frame machine. They can also be bandaged together and covered over.

Buying a salvaged vehicle requires having faith that it was repaired correctly. If you know enough about the damage and how it was repaired or know who did the work and have enough faith in them, then it may be worth considering depending on the savings. If those elements are missing, move along.

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Originally posted by jhe888:
Rebuilt titles?

You can't feed them through the paper handling unit on most copiers because the tape gets snagged and they jam.

Rebuilt what?!? I had to blink twice before the word “titles” became clear to me

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Originally posted by sigarmsp226:
Well my experience for the past 20 years with the ONE dealer I have delt with has been nothing but POSITIVE...How so you ask....

Email me if anyone wants the name of my dealer....Mark

E-mail sent.

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Originally posted by TMats:
Rebuilt what?!? I had to blink twice before the word “titles” became clear to me

I told my wife at least one reply would mention what my own eyes accidentally saw when I originally composed the post.

Thanks for all the responses! We picked up a 2013 Outback, NOT REBUILT. It's sharp!