MobilityExpress:


Yup, NO SALVAGE HISTORY = CLEAN TITLE = “Accident Free” by equivalence/ relativity/ documentation reality.

Cosplay:


Accident-free as it's claimed here has NOTHING to do with salvage. If the intention were to indicate the absence of salvage history the sellers would clearly state that.

You can all try to twist the grammar and turn and mould it to suit your designs, but this vehicle is NOT ACCIDENT FREE. It's right there on the report.

It's certainly not salvaged, but it sure is not ACCIDENT FREE.

It would be a different thing if the seller claimed clean title. This is a clean title because it's not salvaged. But this is not a clean history.

This is NOT ACCIDENT FREE.

Keep twisting the English to suit you.

calculusx:


• I probably didn't see this advert when the heading reads "Accident Free" but If I'm the seller I will write "Clean Title".
On the other hand, going by the way the OP got the Car, there is possibility of him not checking the History. I'm certain the 2 reported accidents are very minor accident. Oyinbo doesn't have any other word for a bumper scratch or

Cosplay:


You in particular.

Can you show me just one post where the seller mentioned clean title?

Just one.

• Me in Particular . This advert was posted 2days ago and thete is possibility I & YOU didn't see it until now which the heading must have been edited but going by Ipfreely's post, I'm sure we both missed where he stated "accident free"

Cosplay:
Don't be fooled by this Clean Title this, Clear title that.

Run your vehicle history reports, do your thorough vehicle physical inspection, and don't depend on the absence of a salvage title.