Sell your junk car, whatever the situation
Every car is different. Pick the guide that matches yours to learn what it's worth and exactly how to sell it.
Sell a non-running car
A car that won't start is not worthless. Between recyclable steel, the catalytic converter, and reusable parts, non-running cars still bring real cash - and buyers tow them for free.
Read the guide →Sell a car without a title
Selling without a title is harder, but often still possible - especially for older, low-value cars. What you need depends on your state and the buyer.
Read the guide →Sell a salvage title car
A salvage title means the car was once declared a total loss. It lowers value, but salvage cars are exactly what many junk and parts buyers want.
Read the guide →Sell a car with a lien on it
If you still owe money on the car, the lender legally holds the title until the loan is paid. You can still sell, but the lien has to be cleared first.
Read the guide →Sell a wrecked or damaged car
A wrecked car is worth more than it looks. Even after a serious crash, the undamaged parts and the metal carry real value to the right buyer.
Read the guide →Sell a flood-damaged car
Flood water ruins electronics, corrodes metal, and breeds problems that surface for years. It sharply lowers value - but a flood car still sells for parts and scrap.
Read the guide →Sell a hybrid with a dead battery
A dead high-voltage battery can cost thousands to replace, which is why many hybrid owners sell instead. The upside: the car, and even the failed battery, still carry value.
Read the guide →Sell a car without keys
Lost or missing keys are a minor hurdle, not a dealbreaker. Junk buyers tow and handle no-key cars all the time - it barely moves the price.
Read the guide →See what your car is worth
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