While scrap values fluctuate, several factors determine the offer you receive:

: Upon arrival and verification of the car's condition, you are typically paid in cash on the spot. Documentation and Titles

Selling a vehicle to a service like involves a straightforward process that typically removes the burden of handling legal documentation and transportation from the seller. The Transaction Process

: Junkyards and salvage yards often pay more than general scrap metal buyers because they can dismantle the car for usable parts.

: You provide details about the vehicle—including the year, make, and model —either via phone or through an online quote form.

: Buyers at Pull-A-Part emphasize vehicle weight and whether major parts (engine, transmission) are intact.

: Once you accept an offer, the company schedules a time for a free pickup of the vehicle from your location.

: If you cannot find your title, many services can still complete the purchase. For example, in South Florida, companies may help you obtain a duplicate title, while in states like South Carolina, vehicles 12 years or older may be junked using specific state forms without a title. Estimating Vehicle Value