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Its not car related...but I don't understand some people.
If your selling your kitchen table, least you could do is clean the mess off it before taking a picture.
Kitchen table w/ 4 chairs
Same thing with sofa's....you say it's in BRAND NEW condition...but should I believe you when there is junk piled everywhere and your house looks like a hurricane just went thru. Really?
Or when people are selling a house and put pictures of a door or wall ,without showing the rooms.
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07 PONTIAC G5 2DR LOW 69K MILES 5SPD Manual LOAD
I would pick this up in a heartbeat for that price.
It's cheap because previous salvage title
No way only hitting a deer would cause salvage title on a newer car. My sister-in-laws G5 had the whole front end ripped off and it is still a clean title.
Depends where you live. Some places classify certain damage differently. Matter of fact, depending, you can shuffle the title around a few states to turn a salvage title into a clean one sometimes...
Typically salvage title is given when cost to fix > book price. In that case, deer tears off bumper, bends hood, crunches fenders, fenders crunch doors, deer hits windshield and roof. That can all be physical damage and not affect the car mechanically and severely outweigh the cost of the vehicle.
Trust me, my sister-in-laws car was F^CKED up by another car and it was not totalled. There had to be major damage to get a salvage title and a deer is not going to do that.
I've hit deer, seen enough cars that hit deer and been around enough cars that had damage due to accidents and were totalled to know that that car did not get a salvage title from a simple run in with a deer.
The G5 I'm talking about had the front bumper ripped off, both front fenders and the hood destroyed. It was not a total loss.
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