You will need to have the title in your name and it needs to be clear. Being clear means that there are no lien holders on the title who would have a claim to that vehicle. For some salvage yards, you will need to remove the fluids including gas and oil. If the vehicle is drivable, many times you can find a yard that will allow you to drive it in rather than disassembling it first.

There is not a certain type of vehicle that junk yards do not buy, but they tend to be most interested in automobiles whose parts are in high demand. For example, it would probably be easier to sell a 2005 Honda to a salvage yard that offers cash for cars than it would be to sell a 1985 Honda.

buying car insurance After your ad is posted, all you need to do is sit back and wait for replies. Many people will want to see your car in person and maybe even take it for a drive before they make the commitment to buy it. Therefore, you need to be prepared for this. While you don’t need to keep your schedule completely open, the more accommodating you are, the better your chances of an easy sale.

There is a much easier way today that is becoming more widely used by sellers. You can choose to sell your car on consignment and leave the hassles with the professionals.

Part of the skepticism is brought on by the phase “run your car on water,” of course you can’t do that. It would be hard to sell anything if you used “take water and break it into gaseous vapor then injects is into the fuel stream as a catalyst.” That is actually how it’s done though, with the use of your car’s 12 volt DC electrical system and an HHO generator. This generator is where the magic happens. An anode is charged and a cathode grounded. Both are immersed in a small container full of water and the water boils, splitting into the two gasses. From there you introduce it into the engines vacuum stream and presto. Millage increases of 40%-100% are realistic.

sell my car today Trade it in to a dealer. This is a very common method in which might be the easiest because you don’t have to hassle with trying to sell it on your own. The con’s to this method is that a dealer will probably give you the lowest price for your automobile and you will most likely need to be purchasing a new car to trade in your old one.

So what kind of car can you sell to a car salvage company? For starters it can be in a worse condition than the car you would be willing to donate. But at the same time it should not be a scrap car that cannot be used for anything other than scrap metal. This means that rain damaged cars, neglected cars and generally cars that are in an inoperable condition are good enough to be sold to a car salvage company.