Anyone looking to buy a junk car is most likely going to get offers with vehicles with an expired registration. Simply having a title is usually enough to finalize the transaction, rather than a current registration. However, not every place that is interested in acquiring your car may be the ideal location to sell it.
Dealerships, for example, often underestimate junk automobiles and vehicles with faults. Their specialty is automobiles that they can readily buy and resell, so the trade-in value they’ll offer for a junk car will include the process of transporting it to auction. If you want to get the highest price for your car, go somewhere else.
The next-best choice is to sell to a junkyard near you. Junkyards can easily make an offer on your vehicle in any condition, and they’re prepared to offer, at the very least, scrap metal prices for your car. However, it can be tedious to compare your options and figure out who’s really offering the best price for your car when you factor in fees, towing costs and more. It is best to go with a junkyard like 114 Auto Salvage since we pick up for free and within less than a day in most cases