We buy junk cars for cash across South Florida

Every car is different, so we price each one on its own. When we buy junk cars, this is what sets the offer:

• Year, make and model. Some models have parts that are in high demand, and that raises the offer.
• Condition. A car that runs, or still has a good engine, transmission or catalytic converter, is often worth more, but a car that doesn't run still has value.
• Weight and metal. Trucks, vans and SUVs carry more steel than a small car, and scrap metal is priced by the ton.
• What parts and scrap metal are worth this week. Prices move, so we quote what your car is worth today.
• Where the car is parked. Towing is free anywhere in our service area, so the pickup address never comes out of your offer.

Give us the real details and the offer you get is the cash you get. We pay top dollar for junk cars, and if something about the car is different from what you told us, we talk it through before we tow, not after.

We buy junk cars on your schedule. Once you accept, we set the pickup, often for the same day. Our driver arrives, checks that the car and the title match, and walks you through signing the title over. You get paid cash on the spot, then we load the car and tow it away.

You don't have to wait at home all day. Tell us the time window that works for you, and let us know if the car is in a garage, behind a gate or on a narrow street so we send the right equipment. Take your personal items out of the car and keep the title and your ID handy.

A car that won't start is still worth money. We buy junk cars that are dead, wrecked, rusted, stripped or flooded, and we price them for their parts and metal.

In South Florida, hurricane and flood damage are common reasons a car ends up as junk. Water can ruin the wiring and the engine, and the repair often costs more than the car is worth. That is exactly the kind of car we buy. Tell us what is wrong with it, what is missing and whether it rolls, so we send a flatbed if it needs one.

You sign the title over to us, and the odometer reading goes on the title at the time of sale. Keep your license plate: in Florida the plate belongs to you, not the car, so take it off before we tow. You can transfer it to another vehicle.

After the sale, file a Notice of Sale (form HSMV 82050) with Florida's DMV, the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles. It removes your registration from the car and helps protect you from liability for it after the sale. The state explains these steps in its guide to buying and selling a vehicle.

If your title is lost or destroyed, apply for a duplicate with form HSMV 82101 before you sell. If there is still a loan on the car, only the lienholder can apply for the duplicate, so check that the lien is paid off first.

Your car is towed to a junk yard here in South Florida. Parts that still work are pulled for reuse, and the rest of the car is recycled for its metal, so an old junker gets a second life instead of sitting in a driveway.

We buy junk cars right here in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach, and the team you talk to is the team that picks up your car, so the offer, the pickup time and the cash all come from one place. We know the roads from Homestead to West Palm Beach, we know how Florida titles work, and we pay you before the car leaves.