In an ideal world, every time you were ready to buy a new auto, you’d be able to trade in or sell your old one. In reality, however, many consumers face the challenging prospect of having to both buy new autos and pay for the removal of their old ones. Fortunately, Memphis, TN Cash for Junk Cars can help you solve each of these problems. We offer scrap car removal in Memphis that’s convenient and surprisingly profitable.

Although your vehicle may no longer turn, and it may not be worth repairing, we still see value in it. We’re in the business or reclaiming and recycling automotive parts that would otherwise wind up in land fills. There may be someone in the world who drives a vehicle of the same make, model, and year of manufacture who needs new bucket seats, side-view mirrors, rearview mirrors, or engine. If there are any functional parts in your auto, we will happily take the whole thing.

There are even times when autos lack functioning components of value, but they still have a number of basic, raw materials that we can extract. Things like copper can be reclaimed and recycled at a profit. However, if you do this yourself, you’ll need the right tools, talent, and experience to get them out safely. Moreover, you’ll be left with a shell of a vehicle that has little worth to anyone.

When you search for sell my junk car near me, you’ll invariably find us. This is what we do. We give drivers in Memphis the opportunity to turn their junk cars into quick cash. We have a fair and completely transparent valuation process, and we can pick up vehicles on the same day. When we leave, you’ll have a property that’s free of junk autos and money in your hand.

When we pay cash for junk automobiles, we also take care of all of the related paperwork. In fact, we are even able to do pick-ups when auto owners aren’t on site. If you need to schedule a pick-up while you’re at work, just leave us the keys and the title, and we’ll put a check in your mailbox, send your funds electronically, or mail them to you. Call us today to get started.