Buying a second hand car comes with some risks, you can never know for sure what that car actually went through before it went on sale. However, the decision to buy a used car can be even more difficult when you are told to your face that the car is a total loss. In fact, you can see in the photos how damaged it is!
BCR sells one Suzuki SX4 declared a total loss from the insurer and the price is not even that low. First, you should know what it actually means to declare a car as a total loss. Usually, total damage it is called when the cost of repairing a severely damaged car following an accident exceeds 75% of the insured sum.
Although it can also be easily seen from the published photos, BCR mentions in the sales announcement that the car was severely damaged in the front area on the right side. Therefore, there are the following problems: right door sill guard detached, passenger airbags, driver and right rear blown, radiator grille broken, engine hood severely clogged, front bumper broken, right front headlight missing, right headlight missing, windshield broken , tailgate not opening, front right door locked, front right fender locked, battery removed, and finally the engine inoperable.
How much would you pay for such a car
The SX4 SUV for sale by BCR is from 2019 and has only 21,774 kilometers on board. It is equipped with a 1.4-liter petrol engine unit capable of developing 140 horsepower. The Suzuki SX4 benefits from the contribution of an all-wheel drive system and the transmission is ensured by means of a manual gearbox. Features include: central locking, dual climate control, velvet upholstery, 17-inch alloy wheels, front / rear power windows, leather steering wheel, steering wheel controls, Start / Stop system, navigation system and heated front seats.
BCR’s asking price for this Suzuki SX4 is € 8,879, including taxes. What do you think of this price for an SUV declared at a total loss, could you classify such a purchase as an investment?
Source: BCR leasing
