2013 Toyota Highlander Limited
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Submit a hide requestThis 2013 Toyota Highlander Limited features a salvage title and was declared a total loss by an insurance company in May 2026 following an accident with another motor vehicle. While the vehicle has been maintained with 15 service records, including extensive work at Toyota of Portland for transmission fluid flushes and brake replacements, it carries multiple damage reports dating back to 2017. The vehicle was previously operated as a personal use vehicle in Washington and Oregon before its final transition to insurance ownership following the total loss declaration. Reviewing the full report is essential before buying, bidding, or financing to evaluate how the salvage status, structural implications of the non-collision damage reported, and specific title history may impact value and safety.
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The vehicle has sustained a heavy T-bone style side impact. While the front and rear ends appear intact, the primary concern is whether the B-pillar remained straight during the collision. If structural integrity is confirmed, repair involves 2x door replacements and potential quarter panel pulling.
Because this is an insurance sale, the title status is likely favorable; however, the severity of the side impact on a large SUV makes it a high-risk project. The cost to properly realign and repair structural components may approach or exceed the salvage value depending on local labor rates. Recommended for those with direct access to body shop resources.
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