Our main focus is buying reliable vehicles that were involved in minor collisions. Most of the vehicles we purchase had aesthetic-only damage. We prefer to avoid frame damage, suspension damage, and any mechanical issues.

Because of this approach, much of our inventory may include rebuilt title vehicles. However, since we focus strictly on minor damage, we also frequently carry clean title vehicles that were declared total losses by insurance for economic reasons, not because they were deemed salvage. That discount is passed directly on to you.

Every vehicle is personally test-driven at least 150 miles to ensure quality and reliability. We believe saving money should never come at the cost of hidden issues, which is why we are fully transparent about each vehicle’s history.

Call us today, schedule a test drive, and see them for yourself.

Sometimes a vehicle is declared a total loss due to events like a minor collision, theft recovery, fire, or other incidents—often because the cost to repair exceeded what an insurance company wanted to pay, not necessarily because the car is unsafe or severely damaged.

Millions of cars are salvaged every year. Out of those, we specifically buy vehicles that became salvage due to relatively minor accidents, typically affecting only the aesthetics of the car. We stay away from engine damage, frame damage, suspension damage, and hail damage. Transparency is a priority for us, and we’re always clear about a vehicle’s history.

Every vehicle we purchase is run and drive, meaning there is documented proof the engine runs and the vehicle operates properly—generally indicating healthy mechanical condition before repairs even begin.

In Texas, a salvage vehicle can legally become a rebuilt title vehicle once it is repaired correctly and inspected. That’s exactly what we do: we buy salvage vehicles with minor damage, repair them professionally, and then submit the required paperwork to the county to obtain a rebuilt title.

Throughout this process, we also personally test-drive each vehicle roughly 150 miles to ensure quality and reliability.

As mentioned in another question, many of our vehicles are never deemed salvage at all. Because our focus is minor damage, some vehicles retain a clean title, depending on how each state classifies the loss. This varies state to state, but it further reflects our commitment to buying quality vehicles and selling quality vehicles.

This does not mean you should always buy a rebuilt title vehicle. You should absolutely be careful when considering one. However, with the right due diligence, a rebuilt title can be an excellent way to get into a great vehicle without breaking the bank.

No—good credit is not required. We work with lending partners that specialize in all types of credit, from excellent to challenged credit. Every situation is unique, and approvals are based on a combination of credit, income, and down payment.

For example, someone with poor credit may still get approved, but the interest rate may reflect that credit profile. On the other hand, a buyer with strong income but average credit may receive better terms than someone with good credit but limited income.

Once you see, touch, and drive the vehicle and make sure you love it, we’ll head into the office and complete a quick application—usually about 5 minutes. Our lenders then send us real offers. With everything clearly laid out, we can explore different options together, such as:

- More or less down payment

- Longer terms for lower monthly payments

- Shorter terms for faster payoff and less interest

We’re fully transparent throughout the entire process. While stronger credit, income, and down payment do give us more flexibility to fine-tune interest rates and payments, that does not mean we can’t get you approved for a deal that makes sense for your situation.

Our goal is simple: help you get into a vehicle you love with terms you’re comfortable with.

Yes. We work with lenders who finance rebuilt title vehicles every day, and we’ll guide you through the process to find the best option for your budget.

There’s a common myth that rebuilt title vehicles cannot be insured, and that’s simply not true. In fact, when financing a vehicle, insurance is usually required to complete the deal.

Many times, our customers call their insurance provider right here at the dealership, get a quote, and have coverage set up in under 10 minutes. If one company’s quote comes in higher, customers simply call another provider, and a lower quote is typically found. In most cases, insurance is not an issue.

It is true, however, that some specific credit unions do not approve rebuilt title vehicles. In fact, a few lenders won’t finance certain clean title vehicles either if they have a total loss history (see the questions above for more details). This varies by lender, not by vehicle quality.

If you have any questions, call us today—we’re always happy to walk you through your options and get something sorted out.

Honestly—you shouldn’t just take our word for it.

We expect you to ask questions, take your time, drive the car, and even bring your own mechanic to inspect it before buying. We don’t believe trust should be given upfront—it should be earned.

Our process is simple:

inspect the car, drive it, make sure you love it, and let the vehicle speak for itself. When you do that, trust comes naturally.

This approach is exactly why we’ve been in business for over 20 years. No pressure, no gimmicks—just transparency, time, and letting customers make confident decisions.

If you ever have questions, we’re here to answer them—straight up.

A: We can get you an approval in just 5 minutes — all we need to start is your ID and a few quick details like income, rent, and Social. If you like the offer, then we’ll ask for proof of income, proof of address, insurance, and your down payment to finalize everything. Super simple!