Make is the manufacturer's brand name.
Model is the manufacturer designation of the lot.
Year is the manufacturer's designated model year.
Body Style is the manufacturer's designation of the vehicle's configuration.
Color is the common color name that reasonably represented the exterior color of the vehicle. Color is NOT the manufacturer's designated color name, but rather simply a general descriptive name.
Cylinders is the manufacturer's designation of the vehicle's power train.
Fuel designates the fuel type used by the engine as designated by the VIN.
Drive is the manufacturer's designation of the vehicle's power train.
Engine is the motor specification denoted by the VIN of the vehicle.
Odometer codes are shown to reflect the known reliability of the odometer reading. 'Actual' means that the odometer reading is believed to be the true and actual mileage of the lot. 'Exceeds Mechanical Limits' means that the true mileage of the lot cannot be expressed because it has exceeded the capacity of the odometer to measure it, in other words it has 'rolled over'. 'Exempt' means that by Federal Law, no odometer code is required to be displayed for this lot. 'Not Actual' means that the odometer reading does not correctly reflect the mileage of the lot or it cannot be ascertained.
Actual Cash Value means the estimated retail value of the lot as submitted to the auction by the seller. If the lot has been damaged, this is the value prior to the occurrence of the damage. This number is presented for informational purposes only. The auction makes no representations as to the validity or accuracy of the listed value.
Primary Damage & Secondary Damage indicate known or reported damages only and are limited by their nature. The auction expressly disclaims the accuracy of Primary Damage and Secondary Damage information, as it may not accurately reflect the type or extent of damage to any vehicle.
Title Type denotes the ownership documents. Each state issues a wide variety of different ownership documents. Each type of document carries with it certain ownership rights and certain restrictions or burdens. These are only the ownership documents for the lot at the time the vehicle was on sale at the auction; they do not in any way represent or attempt to represent any prior history of the lot.
Clear Title indicates that the vehicle has not been damaged beyond repair and no liens has been placed on it.
Salvage Title is issued to a vehicle that have been damaged beyond 75 percent of the original value. Such vehicle can be rebuilt and made roadworthy, but will never again be entitled to clear title status. Salvage title can significantly reduce the vehicle price, and is not eligible for funding by most lenders.
Rebuilt/Reconstructed Title means that the salvaged vehicle has been successfully repaired to full operation and safety.
Dismantled Title is issued to a vehicle that have suffered serious damage to major component parts and the repair cost is more than the vehicle value. The difference from a salvage title is that the vehicle may only be used for parts and scrap metal and cannot be rebuilt for road use.
Junk Title is issued for a vehicle with the damage over 75 percent of the its value. Such vehicles are not eligible for road use. Junk and salvage titles are considered to be the same by some states.
Repair Cost is the estimated cost to repair the vehicle as submitted to the auction by the seller of the vehicle. The Repair Cost listed here may vary greatly from the actual cost to repair this vehicle. The auction makes no representations as to the validity or accuracy of the listed value.