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I bought this wrecked car for $100,000 - and Ferrari helped me fix it

After months of rebuilding a wrecked car that originally crashed in Cyprus, the team still couldn’t understand why the ignition refused to come on. They even spent £15,000 on another hybrid battery ...
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Bought a Used Car That Was Wrecked? NHTSA Says Check Who Replaced the Airbag

A repaired crash vehicle can look nearly perfect while hiding an improperly replaced airbag inflator, making the repair history worth checking before or after purchase – Shutterstock A repaired crash ...
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I bought this crash-damaged car for $30,000 - then tried painting it in a $300 booth

After buying and rebuilding a crash-damaged car for around $30,000, one of the biggest remaining jobs was repairing and painting the damaged rear quarter. Instead of immediately paying a body shop, ...
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Bought a Used Car That Was Previously Wrecked? NHTSA Says Check the Airbag Immediately

A previously wrecked or rebuilt vehicle deserves more than a VIN recall check because dangerous replacement air bag inflators may not appear in the recall database. NHTSA urges owners to have vehicles ...