Exploring Flood-Damaged Cars at Copart - Aston Martins, Corvettes, and More!

TLDRJoin us as we explore the salvage lots at Copart and check out flood-damaged cars. We find a stunning Aston Martin DB9, a powerful Corvette Z06, and even an Evo 10. While some cars show signs of extensive damage, others seem to have weathered the flood surprisingly well. We also come across a heavily modified drag Camaro and a Range Rover Sport with high-tech features. Watch the video to see if any of these cars can be brought back to life!

Key insights

Flood-damaged cars at Copart can vary in their level of damage.

Some flood-damaged cars may still be salvageable, especially if the damage is limited to the interior.

Even high-tech cars like the Range Rover Sport can be affected by flooding, with screens and electronics showing signs of damage.

Modified cars, like the drag Camaro, often sustain extensive damage, especially if they were in deep floodwaters.

Cars with low water levels and minimal interior damage may be worth considering for repair and resale.

Q&A

Can flood-damaged cars at Copart be repaired?

—Yes, depending on the extent of the damage. Cars with minimal interior damage and low water levels may be salvageable.

What should I look for when buying a flood-damaged car?

—Check for signs of water damage, including mold, rust, and electrical issues. It's also important to thoroughly inspect the interior and test all electronics.

Are flood-damaged cars worth buying?

—It depends on the individual car and the amount of damage. If you're willing to invest in repairs and the car is priced right, it can be a worthwhile purchase.

What precautions should I take before buying a flood-damaged car?

—Get a thorough inspection from a qualified mechanic and consider obtaining a vehicle history report to uncover any hidden issues.

Are flood-damaged cars covered by insurance?

—In most cases, flood damage is not covered by standard auto insurance policies. You may need to get additional coverage specifically for flood damage.