solman98

That's not a kiss, that's being smacked in the @ss......

foolmoon_design

I would be more pissed about the blemished title.

RobPerdue

blemished title? No, im just a procrastinator, went to order custom plates at the last minute

kwe45919

The title is "blemished" now that it's been in a wreck is what Foolmoon is saying.

fastsuv

Some states allow you to collect extra money (from the driver at fault) for the reduced resale value due to the accident being on record.

You may want to look into this.

Steve

11BlueJ

Dumptruck? commercial license and on his f'n cell phone. I make sure he had his nuckles wrapped good.

Cell phone and driving makes me crazy

Krash Kadillak

He would only have a "blemished title" if the insurance company 'totaled' the HHR and he kept the salvage. They didn't. They apparently paid for the repairs.

jay loukakis

I know how you feel in 1956 I bought a 1956 Porsche Speedster there was a 3 year waiting list pulled some strings and didnt have to wait had it 3 weeks a drunk hit me head on it was totalled but could nor get another one it took 2 guys 3 1/2 months to repair and was perfect. correction 1 1/2 year waiting list.

jaytheredneck1

You sir, have not heard of carfax.

Krash Kadillak

Yes, I have. Used them in fact. Got zip.
You're confusing 'records' of accidents with DMV titles.
A 'record' of an accident has nothing to do with the vehicle's title, unless the vehicle has been reported to the state's Motor Vehicle Department as 'totaled' by an insurance company. The great majority of vehicles involved in accidents are repaired and returned to use without having anything done to the 'title' at all.