All junk car services
Every service starts with a call. Describe the car and where it sits, and the provider explains the offer and its terms.
Junk Car Removal
A car that no longer runs, or is no longer worth repairing, picked up from where it sits.
Sell My Junk Car for Cash
The call-first way to sell a junk car: describe the car, hear the offer and its terms, then arrange pickup.
Junk Cars With No Title
What Florida law actually says about selling a car without a title, and the paths that exist.
Wrecked & Damaged Cars
Cars damaged in a crash, with body damage, or with airbags that went off — picked up as they are.
Totaled Cars
Cars an insurer has called a total loss, and what the title and the lien mean for the sale.
Trucks, SUVs & Vans
Pickup trucks, SUVs, vans and work trucks — running or not — picked up from where they sit.
Flood-Damaged Cars
Cars that took on water in a storm or a flood, and the paperwork that matters for them.
Non-Running Cars
Cars that will not start, cars with a dead battery or a seized engine, and cars that cannot move.
How every service works
The same four steps, whatever the car.
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Describe the car: year, make, model, condition, and where it sits. Say whether you have the title and whether the car runs.
Offer and terms
The provider explains the offer and its terms for your car, and what paperwork is needed.
Paperwork
Have the title and a photo ID ready. The provider explains the duplicate-title path or the derelict-vehicle path if the title is missing.
Pickup
The provider arranges a pickup time with you and picks the car up from where it sits.
What the provider needs from you
Four things, given on the call, make the pickup smooth.
The car, described exactly
Year, make, model, condition, whether it runs, and whether the catalytic converter is still on it.
Where it sits
The address, and whether the car is in a driveway, a yard, a barn or a field — and whether the wheels turn.
The title, or what happened to it
The title in your name, or a clear account of why it is missing, so the provider can explain the right path.
A photo ID
A valid photo ID, in the name on the title, ready at pickup.
It depends on the car. A car that no longer runs is junk car removal. A car you want to sell is the sell-for-cash service. A car with no title is the no-title page. A crash car is wrecked or totaled. The call sorts it out — describe the car and the provider explains which service fits.
Yes. Every service covers Ocala and the towns across Marion County — Belleview, Dunnellon, Summerfield, Wildwood, Lady Lake, Silver Springs Shores, Citra, Anthony and Reddick, and The Villages.
Yes. Trucks, SUVs and vans are picked up the same way as cars. Describe the type, the year, whether it runs, and whether the bed or the cargo area is loaded.
Florida generally requires a title transfer. If the car is 10 model years or older and is being sold for scrap, the derelict-vehicle path on FLHSMV Form 82137 may apply. If you lost a title you held, a duplicate is applied for with HSMV Form 82101.
Call now and describe the car: year, make, model, condition, and where it sits. The provider explains the offer and its terms, then arranges a pickup.
Junk car sitting in Ocala?
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