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AE of Miami carries damaged and repairable salvage cars for sale in Miami. We are the premier salvage car dealers, carrying damaged and repairable vehicles in the United States, with locations in Miami, Florida and Denver, Colorado. We also export vehicles we sell around the world from all major shipping ports in the United States. Not to mention, we have clean title vehicles in addition to salvage title vehicles available in our inventory. We carry cars, trucks, SUVs, and more from a wide variety of car manufacturers including Chevrolet, Ford, Nissan, Toyota, Audi, Acura, Mercedes, and more. AE of Miami also carries luxury brands including Lamborghini, Ferrari, Porsche, Aston Martin, and more. Check out our selection of damaged and repairable salvage cars for sale in Miami!
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5700 Nw 27th Ave, 33142, Miami, United States
- 7866681913
- pablo@aeofmiami.com
- aeofmiami.com
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