FAQ
1) How do I sell
my junk car to you?
We
have worked hard to make it as simple as possible. Simply call
us and one of our knowledgeable call
center operators will ask you a short list of questions
about your junk car. Based on that information, we'll be
able to make a cash offer within minutes. If you accept the
offer, we'll schedule a car removal based on your busy life.
The tow truck driver will arrive at the time you chose with
your payment, and leave with the car after you sign over the
registration. It's that simple.
2) How much will my junk car be worth?
The value of a junk car varies greatly based on age,
condition, and the demand for the spare parts. Generally
speaking, most older cars have enough value in scrap steel
for a car removal business to break even on their towing and
overhead costs to remove it for ''free'' (i.e. a few hundred
dollars).
On the other hand, if your junk car is a newer model totaled
in an accident, the undamaged spare parts may be worth much
more. We even find that some people consider their car to be
junk though it is still in operational condition. Those cars
can obviously be worth the most, and we always pay top
dollar, whether it's a derelict 1986 Lincoln or a slightly
wounded 2003 Lexus. The value of your junk car simply
depends on too many factors to explain without talking to
you.
3) What will happen to my junk car after I sell it?
The junk cars that we purchase are either fixed up and
sold, or broken down for spare parts and recyclable
materials. We believe that the ultimate Green principle is
to reuse things whenever possible. When a junk car is too
far gone, we try to salvage as many reusable parts as
possible (transmissions, seats, windshields, etc.), and sell
those to spare parts dealers. We'll then remove all the
heavy metals and dangerous chemicals and properly dispose of
them. We'll then recycle the steel, and make the smallest
possible contribution to our growing landfills.
4) Will I get a tax deduction if I sell my car to you?
No. We are not a charity car donation organization. If
you're looking to give the most to a charity, however, we
believe that the cash we pay you for your junk car will be
worth far more to your charity than your junk car donation
will generate for them.
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(WY)
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