Erinn Dimond, WalletHub Writer
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Insurance companies that cover rebuilt-title cars with full coverage include Farmers and GEICO, among others. Due to the difficulty of determining the cash value of a rebuilt car, many other insurance companies will not cover rebuilt cars, while some will only offer minimum coverage.
Companies Offering Full Coverage for Rebuilt Titles
- Farmers
- GEICO – with an additional inspection
- Liberty Mutual – with a letter from a certified mechanic
- Mercury
- AAA
- Progressive – on specific vehicle models
- Root Insurance
- Safeco
- State Farm
- The General
- USAA
Tips for Getting Your Rebuilt Car Insured
Your rebuilt vehicle needs to go through some additional requirements before you can insure it. For example, some companies may require special inspections and proof of repairs. Also, make sure to document all repair work with receipts and inspection reports, and take your own pictures and videos to keep a full record of the condition of your car. This record could help you defend the actual cash value of your car if you disagree with the insurance provider’s assessment.
To learn more, check out WalletHub’s guide to insuring rebuilt-title cars.
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