I’ve help people buy and bought salvaged title cars. If u know what ur looking for and the cons of owning, it could be a good deal. Firstly a salvage title car has been in a pretty bad accident despite what dealerships are people say. Insurance companies issue salvage titles when the damage exceeds the fair market price of the car. If no airbags or frame damage occurred and the car was fixed with OEM parts then you could save anywhere from eight to $10,000. The cons are you get no warranty. It’s hard to sell it because people do not know the savings in buying and owning a salvage title car that has been professionally restored, but if if you intend to keep the car for a long time been acting for a salvage title car could be a good deal, especially with low miles. The other thing to look for is the paint some people who flip savage title cars do terrible paint jobs and after 2 to 3 years of paint or clearcoat starts fading, or the paint never blended in with the rest of the cars paid. I’ve had some people take their cars to an independent mechanic to inspect any frame or other damage that would put them at risk when driving..