Title brands indicate whether a new or used vehicle has sustained damage or might be potentially unsafe to drive. If a vehicle's title has been "branded," it is an official designation, usually made by a government agency and should appear on the vehicle's title paperwork. Neither individuals nor private companies can brand titles.

Private Companies, along with Government agencies, can also declare certain major events on vehicles which can indicate significant previous damage to the vehicle, for example an Insurance Company may declare a vehicle “Total Loss” if they deem that the vehicle cannot be repaired, or it was not economical to repair the vehicle.

In the UAE, 1 out of 20 vehicles have previously been assigned a Title brand or declared as Total Loss.

It is absolutely critical that every purchase of a new or used vehicle should under-go a CarReport Vehicle History report to check for any Titles or Total Loss instances declared against the vehicle.

Bear in mind that a Titled vehicle, such as a “Salvage” car, may appear to be a tremendous bargain, often purchased for less than 50% of the value of a clean vehicle, but extensive checks and research into the vehicle’s history should be carried out by knowledgeable professionals to understand the quality of repairs carried out and the current safety rating of the vehicle.

In the UAE, certain Titles recorded against a vehicle may mean that the car cannot be registered In the UAE, 1 out of 20 vehicles have previously been assigned a Title brand or declared as Total Loss.

Purchase of a vehicle is often the 2nd most expensive purchase a person makes in his/her life, behind only property. As such, trust and confidence is a key component to a smooth transaction on any vehicle purchase. As a buyer, it is critical that you feel confident in your purchase before parting with large sums of money and that you believe the information being given to you by the seller.

Identified by CarReport Vehicle History reports, 1 out of 3 cars in the UAE has previously been involved in 1 or more accidents.

In a recent survey on 100 vehicles carried out by CarReport it was identified that less than 10% of all sellers of Used Cars declared that accidents had occurred when asked by a potential buyer. Consider that the current owner may not have been involved in any accidents, but it is possible that the previous owner did.

If a vehicle sustains damage, it’s value drops permanently, regardless of what repairs might have been carried out to repair the vehicle. If you later want to sell your car, especially to a dealer, you will almost certainly have to accept a lower price than if your vehicle had not been involved in any accidents, even if the vehicle is in good condition.

How much the trade-in value of your vehicle decreases after an accident depends on the type and amount of damage, the age and make of the vehicle and the quality of repairs. According to the ABC News article “Been in a car wreck?” this can be as much as 33%.

CarReport has the most comprehensive database of accidents in the UAE, with access to millions of accidents across the entire UAE.

The average mileage CarReport calculated for this 2020 NISSAN PATROL is approximately 50,000 kilometers. You indicate this car has driven 36,000 kilometers .

This is -28.00 % lower than average, this might seem very positive but lower than average. A close examination of why this mileage is so low should be done.

If you want to be 100% sure regarding the condition of the car have a comprehensive test at RTA approved testing centre.

Mileage has a big impact on safety and values. Look at CarReport for tips and tricks to recover the real mileage.