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Most junk cars in our service area sell for between $200 and $1,200, depending on weight, year, condition, and current scrap prices. Call or fill out the form for a real number for your specific vehicle.

Cash on the spot when we pick up the car. No checks, no waiting, no "we'll pay you later."

No. The number we quote is the number you get. No tow fees, no processing fees, no last-minute deductions.

National online buyers take your info and forward it to a local towing partner, keeping a margin. As the local company, we cut out that middleman, so the margin stays in your pocket.

Usually under 4 hours from your first call to cash in hand, same-day in most cases.

Absolutely. The quote is free with no obligation. If the number doesn't work for you, no problem, we don't pressure anyone.

Year, make, model, condition (running or not, wrecked, etc.), and your ZIP code. The catalytic converter status matters too, let us know if it's present.

Yes. We tow your car at no charge from anywhere in our service area. The towing cost never comes out of your offer.

Most pickups happen the same day you call. Outside the immediate area, it's usually same-day or next-day.

Driveway, street, garage, parking lot, behind a building, almost anywhere. As long as we can physically access it with a tow truck, we can pick it up.

Yes. We need an authorized person on-site to hand over the keys (if available), sign the title, and receive payment.

A clean title in your name gets you the highest offer. We can sometimes still buy without a title if you have current registration and matching photo ID, call to confirm before pickup.

That's a "jumped" title, we generally can't accept it. You'll need to transfer it to your name through the Michigan Secretary of State first.

You can apply for a duplicate title online or in-person through the Michigan SOS. It usually takes 3 to 5 business days. We can't buy until you have it.

Absolutely. Non-running, totaled, missing parts, won't start, we buy them all. That's most of what we buy.

Yes, collision, flood, and fire damage are all fine, as long as the title is clear and we can confirm ownership.

Yes, and they typically pay more than sedans. Heavier vehicles have higher scrap value and bigger parts inventory.

We still buy them, but the offer will be lower. The cat is one of the most valuable removable components, so removing it before sale loses you more than the cat is worth on its own.