How Can You Sell a Damaged Car

 

Selling a damaged car is easier than you may think, and you may receive more money than you expected. A broken car collection company can make money selling the usable parts or the scrap metal within the car, so they're motivated to pay you for your old car or truck.

 

You must make sure you have the car's title before you attempt to sell it. It will make the transaction a lot easier if you have it. Some older cars are exempt from this rule, so contact the salvage yard ahead of time to see what their policies are.

 

If your car isn't completely beyond repair, a private buyer may wish to restore it to working order. If this is the case, you'll want to make your car look its best to get the best price possible. Thoroughly clean and wash it before showing it to potential private buyers. You might be surprised at how much of a difference this can make.

 

Once your car and its paperwork are ready to go, contact a broken car collection company, to see what the car is worth. Prices on cars are based on how many axles they have, what parts of the engine are still intact, and how much it weighs. Also, car salvage prices can change every day.

 

Any time you plan on selling a car, be sure to be upfront about all the damage you're aware of. This is especially important if you're selling it to a private owner. Trying to conceal damage to get a better price is considered fraud. Once you've gotten a price for your car that you're happy with, the company may provide free transportation.