Does and R title affect the price of a used car?

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Asked by Guru1ZDY3 Aug 21, 2019 at 04:44 PM about the 2015 Subaru Outback 2.5i Limited

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

I am considering a 2015 Subaru Outback for $19995. It has an R title and I was
wondering if the price should be lower because od that.

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I wouldn't buy an R title, but yes, you should pay less no matter what car it is.

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I was told the vehicle had been stolen. The dealer, who has a good reputation, puts a 5 year warranty on it. I will ask for the history report. Thanks

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You can get an honest car with an r Title but you are never getting anything back in it. It will always be almost worthless in the private market. And if you trade it in they will ding you at least 50% wholesale. So that 20k car just became an $7500 car if you total it or trade it in. Buy gap insurance

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It's not THAT bad; but $20k is way too high for a '15 Ltd 2.5i anyway. Stolen vehicles don't cause "rebuilt" titles in Mass, so I'm curious to see why this one got one, and would suspect that it suffered unibody damage in a crash. As such, its value is quite variable. This is a specimen for a Subie-pro who wants to own it permanently, as resale is difficult at a reasonable price. Caveat emptor! Ern TSG/B

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