2000 Chevrolet Monte Carlo 3.4L for Sale in Loganville GA

The title brand is an official designation appointed by the state which appears on a vehicle's title. Some examples of brand types are "Salvage", "Flood", and "Rebuilt". The criteria used to assign title brands and their definitions vary extensively from state to state. If you have questions about title brands used in your state, we recommend contacting your local DMW.

Notes are provided by IAA auction location that processed the sale documents. They may indicate impactful information on how the vehicle can be sold.

Run & Drive: The auction location confirmed that upon arrival at the auction location facility, the vehicle started with or without a jump while engaging both reverse and forward gears, with the steering wheel making complete rotations in both directions from its starting position. Please note that it's possible that upon the pick up of the vehicle, it may not perform any of the actions mentioned above, and the vehicle may not be roadworthy.

Starts: The auction location confirmed that upon arrival at the auction location facility, the vehicle started with or without a jump. Please note that upon the pick up of the vehicle, it may not start, drive, or move.

Stationary: The auction location confirmed that upon arrival at the auction location facility, the vehicle did not start, had engine damage, or was not tested for the vehicle's starting capabilities. Please note that upon the pick up of the vehicle, it may not start, drive, or move.

The repair cost is an estimated cost provided by the seller to repair the vehicle. Please note that the listed repair cost may significantly vary from the actual price of repairing the vehicle as the cost of parts and labor vary greatly at each repair facility. The estimated repair cost is for convenience only, and it's your responsibility to evaluate the vehicle's damage to determine the extent of repairs needed. SCA has not verified the validity or accuracy of the listed repair cost.