2014 CHEVROLET CAPTIVA

WATER/FLOOD · salvage title

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Flood-damaged Captiva with unknown run/drive status is a structural and electrical gamble you can't afford. Water intrusion on a 2014 SUV typically means hidden corrosion, electrical gremlins, and potential frame rust — easily $3,500–$5,500 in diagnostics and repairs alone. At $350, the price looks tempting, but salvage title + flood + unknown drivability = too many unknowns for a reasonable buyer.

flood history — electrical/corrosion riskrun/drive status unknownsalvage title compounds resale difficultyhidden frame/undercarriage damage likely

Lot Facts

Vehicle2014 CHEVROLET CAPTIVA

Titlesalvage

Primary DamageWATER/FLOOD

StateTexas

Mileage50-100k

Approx. ACV (Copart)~$7,000

Current Bid$350 (95% below ACV)

Auction DateFri, Sep 18

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