2010 Honda Insight
Specifications
| Year | 2010 |
| Mileage | 194,000 mi |
| Transmission | Auto |
| Fuel Type | Gas |
| Body Style | Sedan |
| Condition | Good |
| Title Status | Salvage |
| Exterior Color | Silver |
Owner's Pitch
"Mechanic's special 2010 Honda Insight with title in hand. Excellent candidate for a part-out business or a dedicated hybrid project. Features a clean silver exterior and automatic transmission. At $800, it is priced near its core scrap and component value, offering significant upside for those with the tools to repair or dismantle."
Contact Seller
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Overview: This 2010 Honda Insight is being offered as a mechanic's special. It is a salvage title vehicle that was originally intended for a part-out business that is now closing.
Condition: The vehicle currently has 194,000 miles and is not in reliable running condition. It starts occasionally but shuts off immediately. It must be towed from its current location.
History: The seller has the title in hand. This is a firm price for a buyer looking for a project or a donor vehicle for hybrid components.
Market Highlights
- The Project Hybrid Market: In 2026, older hybrids like the 2010 Insight have become popular targets for DIY enthusiasts looking to refurbish IMA batteries. While the salvage title and mechanical issues are significant deterrents for average commuters, the intrinsic value of the parts and raw materials keeps a hard floor on the price.
- Southern California Demand: In the SoCal region, even non-running Hondas maintain a baseline value due to the density of specialized dismantlers and the high cost of replacement components. A vehicle priced under $1,000 typically sells quickly regardless of condition simply for its value in scrap and recyclable electronics.
- Salvage Logic: The salvage title designation on a 16-year-old economy car often stems from minor cosmetic or mechanical repairs that exceeded the insurance company's low valuation threshold. For a buyer looking to use the car for parts, the title status is secondary to the physical integrity of the remaining components.