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The document outlines definitions and regulations regarding various types of vehicles in Arizona, including reconstructed, historic, classic cars, horseless carriages, specially constructed vehicles, and street rods. It details the titling and registration processes for these vehicles, including associated fees and inspection requirements. Additionally, it covers specific provisions for license plates for historic vehicles and exemptions related to equipment and emissions inspections.

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What does it mean for a vehicle to be reconstructed?

When a car has a reconstructed title, it means that it has been repaired and rebuilt to a point where it is roadworthy again, but the cost of repairs was significant enough that the insurance company declared it a total loss.

Is it safe to buy a reconstructed car?

The bottom line is that its usually not worth buying a car with a rebuilt title. In terms of safety, value, and avoiding any hassles, stick with a good used car that has been inspected by a trusted mechanic and has a clean title.

Is it a good idea to buy a car with a reconstructed title?

If the rebuilt car is structurally sound and simply needed some expensive new parts that the insurance company didnt want to pay for, it may be fine. But if it suffered more severe damage, resulting in, for example, a warped or ed frame, it could be a gamble that isnt worth taking.

How to know if a title is clean?

Check the car title history. You can use services like CARFAX to obtain a vehicle history report. This report provides valuable information about the cars title history, accident history and more. Look for any indications of salvage titles, flood damage or title issues.

Can I sell a car with a reconstructed title?

A vehicle with a rebuilt title can be sold, in most states in the US. Some states will not perfect the title or issue a new one. If it has been rebuilt once, that might possibly be limited to the first purchase after the rebuild. Check your states specific requirements.

Is a reconstructed title a clean title?

A vehicle with a clean title has never been in an accident severe enough to be deemed a total loss by an insurance company. Even if a car with a rebuilt title is repaired to the highest standard, it will always have a nasty accident in its past, bringing down its cash value.

Is a reconstructed title OK?

Key Takeaways. Cars with rebuilt titles have typically been declared total losses by an insurance company and then repaired for resale. A car with a rebuilt title should sell for considerably less than a similar model with a clean title. Having a rebuilt title can also make a car more difficult to insure.

What is the difference between a reconstructed title and a rebuilt title?

The reconstruction process involves significant repairs and modifications, which must meet specific state standards. A rebuilt title, on the other hand, refers to a vehicle that has been rebuilt after being deemed a total loss.

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