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Following an accident, this Mazda was declared a total loss.

Other than some minor body damage, this X-Trail was in good mechanical condition.

This Jeep could start but would not drive. The owner was unwilling to pay the high repair costs.

This Kawasaki was classified as a repairable write-off after being dropped. Although repairs were made, it failed the vehicle identity validation inspection due to inadequate workmanship.

The mechanic was unable to diagnose the cause of oil leaking from the BRZ. The owner decided it was less financially risky to sell it.

The owner chose to sell quickly, valuing the convenience of a fast sale over the potential for a higher price through a private sale.

Other than some body damage on the vehicle, there were no mechanical issues.

The owner wanted to free up more space in their front yard since they rarely used the caravan.

The Mazda continued to operate without any problems; it only required recharging of the air conditioning system.

This GTI had some minor damage to the front bumper, but it drove well.

This Cerato had not been driven for six months, which led to a flat battery.

This Mitsubishi was in good mechanical condition. The owner upgraded to a new vehicle and wanted to avoid the hassle of selling it privately.

This Suzuki's right fairing is cracked. The front forks and carburetors require rebuilding to be roadworthy.

This BMW sat idle at a storage facility, causing the battery to go flat.

This Celica had leaking vacuum hoses.