Frequently Asked Questions

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Every vehicle is different. Factors that affect value include:

• Year 
• Make 
• Model 
• Vehicle condition 
• Mileage 
• Catalytic converter status 
• Title status 
• Current scrap and salvage market conditions 

The best way to determine value is to request a quote.

Yes.

Many of the vehicles we purchase have:

• Engine failure 
• Transmission problems 
• Dead batteries 
• Electrical issues 
• Fuel system problems 

A vehicle does not need to run for us to make an offer.

Yes.

When we purchase your vehicle, towing is included.

You do not pay separate towing charges or hidden fees.

Many vehicles can be picked up the same day.

Pickup times depend on:

• Your location 
• Vehicle accessibility 
• Current schedule availability

Payment methods may vary depending on the transaction, but payment is provided when the vehicle is purchased and paperwork is completed. 

The most helpful information includes:

• Year 
• Make 
• Model 
• Vehicle condition 
• Title status 
• Your city 

Photos can also help provide a more accurate quote.

Yes.

We regularly purchase vehicles with:

• Seized engines 
• Rod knock 
• Timing chain failure 
• Overheating damage 
• Complete engine failure 

Learn More About: Cash for Cars With Blown Engines

Absolutely.

Transmission failure is one of the most common reasons vehicle owners contact us.

Learn More About: Sell a Car With a Bad Transmission

Yes.

We purchase:

• Collision-damaged vehicles 
• Insurance total-loss vehicles 
• Salvage title vehicles 
• Accident-damaged trucks and SUVs 

Learn More About: Cash for Wrecked Cars

Often yes.

We regularly purchase vehicles with:

• 200,000 miles 
• 250,000 miles 
• 300,000+ miles 

Mileage alone does not automatically eliminate value.

Learn More About: Cash for High Mileage Cars

Depending on the vehicle age and circumstances, options may be available.

Call us with your vehicle information and we can explain your options.

Learn More About: Sell a Car Without a Title

Yes.

We frequently coordinate pickups directly from repair facilities after owners decide repairs are too expensive.

We regularly purchase vehicles that failed inspection due to:

• Check engine lights 
• Emissions issues 
• Catalytic converter problems 
• Safety concerns 

Learn More About: Sell a Car That Failed Inspection

Yes.

We purchase:

• Work trucks 
• Contractor trucks 
• Fleet trucks 
• High-mileage trucks 
• Non-running trucks 

Learn More About: Cash for Junk Trucks

Absolutely.

We purchase SUVs with:

• Engine problems 
• Transmission issues 
• Suspension repairs 
• Electrical failures 
• Four-wheel-drive issues 

Learn More About: Cash for SUVs With Mechanical Problems

We can still evaluate the vehicle.

Catalytic converters affect vehicle value, but a missing converter does not automatically prevent us from purchasing the vehicle.

That's very common.

Many vehicles we purchase have been sitting for months or years and require towing.

No.

Most sellers contact us specifically because repair costs have become too expensive.

Possibly.

Requirements vary depending on the situation and documentation available.

Contact us and we can discuss your specific circumstances.

Every lien situation is different.

We'll need information regarding:

• Remaining balance 
• Lien holder 
• Vehicle ownership status 

to determine available options.

Yes.

We regularly purchase:

• Fleet vehicles 
• Contractor vehicles 
• Service trucks 
• Company-owned vehicles

Yes.

We frequently remove vehicles from:

• Apartment communities 
• Condominiums 
• Townhome developments

That is extremely common.

Many of the vehicles we purchase have been parked for extended periods and no longer run.

Yes.

We purchase brands such as:

• BMW 
• Mercedes-Benz 
• Audi 
• Lexus 
• Acura 
• Infiniti 

even when they have mechanical problems.

That's okay.

Basic information about whether the vehicle runs, drives, or has visible damage is usually enough to begin the evaluation process.