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Another one bites the dust...

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guess thats why they have it huh. because the insurance company didnt want to pay for the repairs

Insurance companies total a car when they feel it's toooooo far gone to equitably repair. That salvage title means it was totaled and must be repaired and inspected to go back on the road, take that for what it's worth. I don't know what these new ones sell for but it would have to be 3 times what they want for this one to worth fooling w/it.

jmtcw

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...&category=31864

Would have been written off by the insurance company and on-sold to the auction company that is now trying to sell it, or they are acting on behalf of the insurance company.

Still has Beaverton Nissan advertisement plates. Maybe it was a demo model that got wrecked by a salesman or test driver.

The back end hit something pretty hard to bend the alignment of the wheel like that. Funny that the airbags never went off though.

Or do you guys in the US have a model without air bags?

You get 5 different models dont you?

We only get the Touring and Track models in Aus.

Originally posted by Mr Camouflage

Maybe it was a demo model that got wrecked by a salesman or test driver.

Or do you guys in the US have a model without air bags?

Possibly stolen from the dealer as well.

All US models would be required to have the Airbags.

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I saw it before, they wanted $6800 for it on their site. I guess nobody bought it, so here comes eBay!

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