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Vehicle Information:
2004 HONDA ACCORD EX
1HGCM56844A093537
SEDAN 4 DR 2.4L L4 PFI DOHC
FRONT WHEEL DRIVE
Standard Equipment | Safety Options

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DOES NOT qualify for the CARFAX Buyback Guarantee
Branded Title: Salvage

2 Previous owners
Personal vehicle
14 Detailed records available
74,243 Last reported odometer reading





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The number of owners is estimated by CARFAX
Year purchased 2004 2008
Type of owner Personal ---
Estimated length of ownership 4 yrs. 6 mo. 1 month
Owned in the following states/provinces North Carolina North Carolina
Estimated miles driven per year 17,155/yr ---
Last reported odometer reading 74,243




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Salvage | Junk | Rebuilt
No Problem Alert!
Problem Found
Fire/Flood | Hail Damage | Buyback/Lemon No Problem No Problem
Not Actual Mileage | Exceeds Mechanical Limits No Problem No Problem
Alert! Severe problems were reported by a state Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). This vehicle does not qualify for the CARFAX Buyback Guarantee.





Not all accidents or other issues are reported to CARFAX
Total Loss Check
Total loss reported on 07/06/2008. Total Loss
No New Issues Reported

Structural / Frame Damage Check
No structural / frame damage reported to CARFAX. No Issues Reported
No Issues Reported

Airbag Deployment Check
No airbag deployment reported to CARFAX. No Issues Reported
No Issues Reported

Odometer Rollback Check
No indication of an odometer rollback. No Issues Indicated
No Issues Indicated

Accident / Damage Check
See State DMV-reported Title Problems above. Accident reported on 07/06/2008. Accident Reported
Alert!
Problem Found

Manufacturer Recall Check
Check with an authorized Honda dealer for any open recalls. No Recalls Reported
No Recalls Reported

Basic Warranty Check
Original manufacturer warranty likely voided by manufacturer after vehicle was severely damaged. Warranty Active

Warranty Voided




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2005 HONDA ACCORD EX
Body Style: Sedan 4 DR
Engine Type: 3.0L V6 SFI SOHC 24V
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Body Style: Sedan 4 DR
Engine Type: 2.4L L4 PFI DOHC
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Distance: 44.66 mi
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Body Style: Sedan 4 DR
Engine Type: 2.4L L4 PFI DOHC
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A CARFAX Vehicle History Report is based only on information supplied to CARFAX. CARFAX checked over 6 billion vehicle history events and found 14 record(s) for this 2004 HONDA ACCORD EX (1HGCM56844A093537).




Purchased: 2004
Type: Personal
Where: North Carolina
Est. miles/year: 17,155/yr
Est. length owned: 3/28/04 - 10/7/08
(4 yrs. 6 mo.)



Date: Mileage: Source: Comments:
03/28/2004 North Carolina
Motor Vehicle Dept.
Kannapolis, NC First owner reported
Registered as
personal vehicle

03/28/2004 7 North Carolina
Motor Vehicle Dept.
Kannapolis, NC
Title #779835041121118 Odometer reading reported

07/22/2004 North Carolina
Motor Vehicle Dept.
Kannapolis, NC Registration updated when owner moved
the vehicle to a new location

03/01/2005 North Carolina
Inspection Station
Concord, NC Passed emissions inspection

03/21/2006 40,335 North Carolina
Inspection Station
Concord, NC Passed emissions inspection

03/30/2006 North Carolina
Motor Vehicle Dept.
Kannapolis, NC
Title #779835041121118 Registration issued or renewed
Passed safety inspection

03/15/2007 53,737 North Carolina
Inspection Station
Concord, NC Passed emissions inspection

03/15/2007 North Carolina
Motor Vehicle Dept.
Kannapolis, NC
Title #779835041121118 Registration issued or renewed
Passed safety inspection

03/14/2008 North Carolina
Motor Vehicle Dept.
Kannapolis, NC
Title #779835041121118 Registration issued or renewed
Passed safety inspection

03/29/2008 69,751 North Carolina
Inspection Station
Kannapolis, NC Passed emissions inspection

07/06/2008 South Carolina
Police Report Accident reported
in Myrtle Beach
Vehicle towed

07/06/2008 74,243 Insurance Company TOTAL LOSS VEHICLE
Vehicle declared a total loss
Collision damage reported






Purchased: 2008
Where: North Carolina
Est. miles/year: ---
Est. length owned: 10/7/08 - 11/11/08
(1 month)



Date: Mileage: Source: Comments:
10/07/2008 North Carolina
Motor Vehicle Dept.
China Grove, NC
Title #403143082810904 New owner reported
SALVAGE TITLE/CERTIFICATE ISSUED

11/11/2008 North Carolina
Motor Vehicle Dept. Title or registration issued
to insurance company




IT IS PRICED AT 2.2MILLION

READ THRU THE REPORT AND TELL ME IF IT FITS A GOOD BUY FOR POTENTIAL CLIENTS,

wow!
I must commend you for those highlighted sections. It is left for whoever wants to buy.
But why will be the cost be that high after it was declared a total loss if I am alloed to ask though.

YOU ALLOWED TO ASK, AND THE POTENTIAL BUYER IS ALLOWED TO NEGOTIATE HIS TERMS, HONESTY IS NOT JUST ME, IT IS A PRODUCT TO ME, AND THAT IS WHY I AM THE WAY I AM

THINGS DEY HAPPEN, BUT NOTHING MEGA DON HAPPEN,

HMM, AM THINKING, WHAT AM I THINKING, A LOT OOOO

@AGABA123

HOPE THIS WILL HELP.

There are a few variations, but simply: If the cost of repairing the vehicle, plus its salvage value, plus rental reimbursment expense during repair equals or exceeds its actual cash value, it is not economically feasible to repair. This situation is commonly referred to as a "total loss."

A total loss is usually not a good situation even if you hate your car. If you don't agree with the "total loss" determination you typically can get an independent appraisal of the damage (at your expense).

Some companies consider a damaged vehicle a total loss when the total cost to repair it exceeds just 51 percent of the vehicle's actual cash value (because of added storage costs, rental car, etc.), while others don't consider it a total loss until it is at 80% of the ACV.

Add comments of your situation, as insurance companies and adjusters vary in their determination. For example, a new car may be closer to 50% of ACV while an older car may be 90% of ACV before distinguishing it as a total loss. We have also seen some situations that are the opposite.



PART B


Total Loss - Write Off


Unfortunately there are times when a car that has been involved in a shunt will be beyond economical repair. This is commonly referred to as a car being written off (or the car is a write-off) or a total loss (also known as an insurance total loss). Apparently over 1000 cars are written off every day.
Salvage Categories

Once a vehicle is written off it is classed as salvage. There are several categories of salvage. In summary the categories are as follows:

Category A - the entire vehicle must be crushed.

Category B - the vehicle may be broken for parts but it must never be returned to the road.

Category C - possible structural damage but the vehicle is repairable. The cost of the damage would have been more than the book value of the car if that repairs were carried out at garage prices and official manufacturers parts.

Category D - most likely to be nonstructural damage and should be relatively easily repairable. In this case the vehicle may have been economical to repair but for other reasons it was written off. For example where the insurer have to provide a courtesy car the time taken to repair the vehicle would mean that the courtesy car cost together with the repair cost would be excessive. In a category D scenario it is more likely that the insurer did not wish to repair.

Category X - this is minor damage and easily repairable.

What about "not recorded" accident damaged cars? These have usually not been through the insurance system and as such will most probably be where the owner was not able to claim for the loss due to their insurance cover (i.e. they have crashed it themselves or they suffered a hit-and-run and were only insured third-party or third party fire and theft).
Insurance Settlement

If you are faced with a total loss situation you will want to maximise the compensation you are paid. This will of course be at odds with what the insurance company would like, that being to minimise their loss. You will most probably find that the first offer you are made for your vehicle will not be to your satisfaction. This is an area where it gets complicated. For a start it is very likely that your opinion of your vehicle prior to the accident will be slightly different to what the insurers believe the condition was. It will be very difficult to prove that your vehicle was in a pristine condition in any case!




A TOTAL LOSS TITLE IS GIVEN AFTER THE EVALUATION OF AN INSURANCE COMPANY,"I THINK"

CONSULT FURTHER


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