My wife and I are going to combine our insurance policies under my provider, but she drives a previously totaled car that has a rebuilt title. Does Farm Bureau insure rebuilt titles?
, but you should proceed cautiously before adding your wife’s car to your own policy. First, check with Farm Bureau to see if there are any specific restrictions or extra requirements in the state where you live. The coverage they can provide might be limited, depending on where you are.
Second, you should ask how much it will cost. Any car with a rebuilt title has a history of some serious damage in its past. Rebuilt titles are issued when a vehicle has been salvaged due to a total loss from:
Accidents or collisions
Flooding
Theft
Vandalism
Weather or natural disaster
Other catastrophic events that left the car unusable
After being totaled, a car may be restored to a driveable condition that’s deemed safe enough for the road. However, it’s still going to be a higher risk for insurers, which means your
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