What Does a Title Bond Do?


What Does a Title Bond Do?

If you want to register the vehicle in your state and legally drive it...

You need a title bond.

When you buy a title bond, you'll be able to register the vehicle in your name.

What Does a Title Bond Do?

A title bond protects any past owner of the vehicle who still has a right to the vehicle.

It's likely the case the current title is:

  • Lost
  • Severely damaged
  • Has gaps in ownership

So the rightful owner can't be proven.

If a past owner comes forward with proof they still own the vehicle, they can make a claim against your title bond.

This claim will compensate the owner for:

  • Having their vehicle illegally sold
  • Any damage done to the vehicle
  • Added milage added to the vehicle

This is why it's vital you make sure the vehicle you're purchasing is not stolen.

Get Your Title Bond Today

Use our title bond calculator and find:

  • The correct vehicle value
  • The correct bond amount
  • And purchase your bond today

Once you purchase your bond, you can get the vehicle registered and titled in your name.


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