\rThere are three types of vehicle write-offs that you should be aware of.\rRepairable write-offs\rAs the name suggests, a repairable write-off can be repaired. Once a car has been deemed to have repairable damage, the car registration will be cancelled, and the details of the car added to the WOVR.\rThe owner will be given guidelines to repair the car. These repairs have to be verified before the vehicle will be deemed road-worthy and the registration reinstated.\rInspected repairable write-offs\rThis refers primarily to a vehicle that was previously a repairable write-off but has been repaired and successfully re-registered. But, it can also include other types of damages such as a hail-damaged vehicle which may not be fixed.\rSo, double-check the type of write-off the vehicle had based on the WOVR codes.\rStatutory write-offs\rThis signifies a vehicle so severely damaged that it should not be repaired. Nor will it be re-registered. With the national database, the vehicle cannot be re-registered in any state in Australia which makes it easier for you to find a registered vehicle.\rIt is important to know if a car is on the WOVR. As a buyer, you can use the WOVR to see the type of write-off the vehicle and make your decision on what to do next.\rKnow the car write off status. Get a PPSR check with WOVR Check details\rOrder yours through Revs Check Report to get a detailed report in seconds\r