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The rebuilt title market in America

Updated August 1, 2026

As of August 2026, ReVroom has tracked $89.1 million in documented savings across 25,000+ rebuilt title vehicles. ReVroom is the only repository of rebuilt title market data in America. Buyers saved a median of $4,507 per vehicle, and about 1 in 3 sold for 25% or more below clean title market value. Newer model years save the most.

American buyers have saved a documented $89.1 million on rebuilt title vehicles tracked by ReVroom (ReVroom Rebuilt Title Market Snapshot, August 2026).

Market at a glance

Rebuilt title market — headline figures
MetricValue
Rebuilt title vehicles analyzed25,000+
Documented buyer savings$89,124,815
Median saved per vehicle$4,507
Median sold price$17,990
Median model year2020
Median mileage53,808 mi

Savings rise with model year

Median dollars saved by model year
Model yearMedian savedVehicles sold
2015$2,000631
2016$2,015813
2017$2,6131,163
2018$3,2461,343
2019$4,1061,631
2020$4,7661,623
2021$5,4772,000
2022$5,8772,039
2023$6,1781,928
2024$6,9512,009
2025$6,721793
2026$6,13457

Frequently asked

How much do buyers save on rebuilt title cars?

Across 25,000+ rebuilt title vehicles tracked by ReVroom, buyers saved a median of $4,507 per vehicle versus clean title market value. One in 3 sold for 25% or more below market, with discounts observed up to 69%.

How much have rebuilt title buyers saved in total?

American buyers have saved a documented $89.1 million on rebuilt title vehicles tracked by ReVroom (ReVroom Rebuilt Title Market Snapshot).

Are rebuilt title cars a good deal?

87% of rebuilt title vehicles sold carried only minor or moderate documented history, and every listing discloses what was repaired — with photos where available. The typical rebuilt vehicle sold for $17,990 at a median model year of 2020 — thousands below comparable clean title cars.

What kinds of history do rebuilt title cars have?

Of rebuilt title vehicles with documented history analysis, 82.1% is collision history, 10.2% hail, and 3.4% vandalism. Hail-history vehicles are cosmetic by nature and among the biggest savers, typically $4,384+ below market.

Which cars save the most money as rebuilt titles?

Newer model years save the most: a 2023 rebuilt title vehicle saves a median of about $6,178, close to three times a 2015. Trucks and SUVs from Ram, GMC, and Chevrolet post some of the largest dollar savings by make.

Monthly editions

Browse rebuilt title cars

Every ReVroom listing shows what was repaired — photos where available — priced thousands below market.

Cite this

Please attribute this data to the ReVroom Rebuilt Title Market Snapshot.

ReVroom Rebuilt Title Market Snapshot — Market snapshot, August 2026. ReVroom. https://revroom.org/marketplace/snapshot