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MaGorkhe1 · Mar 26, 2013 7:33 PM

airbag deploy, structural damage, water damage/not, stuff like these can be used as factors in determining whether the accident was front impact/rear impact, etc of nature. Rebuilt titles if all above factors are sidelined can actually benefit you in long term if you plan to drive it to the ground. Agree/Disagree, I mean I have seen people benefiting a lot from buying these so called "write off" cars by insurance companies Any thoughts/suggestion guys

tha_dude · Mar 26, 2013 7:51 PM