普及一下车辆状态的解释(Rebuilt/salavage)

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REBUILT means it had been previously damaged in an accident and it was fixed and certified by a mechanic as roadworthy. Minor damage or major damage can be considered as REBUILT.
For instance, minor damage such as a headlight , claimed through insurance, will be considered as REBUILT when repaired.

2 g2 J* h/ E& o" G* _; ]' wThe "WRITTEN OFF" status is not used by the registries as of 1998 because it caused too many problems in identifying the status of a vehicle.

When the vehicle has been deemed as "NON REPAIRABLE", that means the vehicle is only good for parts.

A salvage vehicle, commonly referred as written-off by people outside the automotive industry, is a motor vehicle that can be rebuilt.
Vehicles declared salvage by an insurance company must undergo an inspection by a licensed inspection technician. A salvage vehicle that has passed an inspection is given a "rebuilt" rating on the vehicle registration form, which indicates it has been repaired, can be re-registered and driven on Alberta’s roads.

The Salvage vehicle inspection mirrors those of other provinces and territories and requires that rebuilt vehicles be restored to Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) or Inter-industry Conference on Auto Collision Repair (I-CAR) specifications. The inspection normally takes four hours to perform. It includes all aspects of the Out Of Province vehicle inspection, as well as the structural integrity inspection component.

Any vehicle declared non-repairable will not be issued any further certificate of registration. They are damaged in such a way that it is non-repairable and cannot be registered. These vehicle can only be dismantled for parts.

9 @- A" v% I! v; u8 g* uAlmost all Cars in Alberta winters get into accidents and some get written off other just get fixed off the records , Where it won't show on Carfax or Carproof . Rebuilt cars are good because they are usually way less then the Market price , you get more car for your money with lower Milage and fully inspected By a Inspection facility always Monitored by Alberta Motor Vehicle industry council .