Sell Truck Wells, Maine

Here is the Junk Car Buyers Rundown...

• WHO WANTS TO BUY MY JUNK CAR?

  Let's face it, when most of us are facing down an unreliable vehicle, or one that has been totaled, all we see is a useless hunk of junk that no longer holds value for us. Seriously, what good did a broken down car ever do anyone?

  Well, owners of junkyards, salvage yards, pick-n-pulls, and other mechanically inclined entrepreneurs know something about junk that you do not and that is that there's gold in them thar' parts!

• WHY WOULD ANYONE WANT MY NON-RUNNING VEHICLE?

  Why? Because Sell Truck in Wells parts is big business! There is still a great deal of profit to be made from selling individual parts. Experts trained at seeing value where others see none are able to look over a vehicle in any kind of condition and estimate a dollar value of the useable parts.

  Used car parts are an important part of the auto industry. It is also a positive aspect of recycling much of the vehicle that would otherwise remain in the dump for literally forever.

  These businesses are able to increase their profit margins while providing a selection of refurbished, or still useful parts at discount prices. If the car is repairable, it could find itself with a few new gaskets, and fresh tank of gas and a renewed life on the road.

• WHAT TYPES OF VEHICLES DO SALVAGE CAR BUYERS LOOK TO BUY?

  Here's the thing; parts wear out on everything. Used parts dealers and businesses that Sell Truck and car parts are always on the lookout for more parts to keep their inventory stocked.

  That means that literally any type of vehicle, no matter the age, make, model, or size is up for grabs in this competitive industry. Salvage yards even pick up semi-trucks, dump trucks, and other types of heavy equipment.

  Did your truck catch on fire and burn straight down to the frame? Is there nothing left but a charred metal mass sitting on four rubber puddles? Guess what... If you live in the area of Wells, ME Junk Car Nationwide will be happy to come to your location and haul that painful memory right out of your sight.

  Here's the best part! Even if your auto is completely demolished, we pay cold, hard cash equal to your car, or trucks scrap weight value!

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HOW DOES THE JUNK CAR BUYING PROCESS WORK?

There is no trick to junk car buying. It is simply a matter of contacting a qualified and knowledgeable salvager to do business with. One of your first questions was probably, "How much is my junk car worth?"

That's an obvious, but fair question. But, answering it can be a bit tricky because the price of parts and even the vehicles themselves can vary depending on location.

The best advice is to call at least three (3) different salvage companies to get an estimate of the value of your car. You will need to take a few steps to make sure that you get the best price for your car.

Here is a short To-Do List of things you may want to consider doing before contacting a reputable company.

JUNK CAR SELLING TO-DO-LIST

1. Clean all garbage, refuse, and personal items from the vehicle. Now is the time to remove any special upgrades, or custom parts that you might be able to get more money for selling separately. Be sure to do this before you negotiate a price with a salvager to keep things honest.
2. Make sure you have a current Title and Registration. At the time of the sale, you will be required to sign over a valid Title. Also, remember to cancel the registration or you will still be the registered owner and liable for the vehicle, even after the sale.
3. Inspect the vehicle and write down a brief summary describing the plus/minus condition of the vehicle. This will make it much easier to describe when speaking with a Salvage Tech. It also helps them to give you a more accurate estimate of the value of your auto.
4. Don't forget to remove your license plates! Some states require the submission of a car's license plates in order for the registration to be cancelled. Check your local laws to be sure you are in compliance, and to save time.
5. One last thing that most people never think of is the gas in the tank. Unless you are feeling generous enough to give the tow truck driver a full tank of gas, you'll need to syphon it out before the sale. When you sell your old vehicle to a company Sell Truck in bad shape, they must drain all fluids for environmental reasons.

HOW TO GET THE BEST OFFER FOR A JUNK VEHICLE

Now, let's talk about the real reason you are here. How much should you expect to get paid for a totaled car? What if your car still runs... a little?

Here are some more things you should know to help you get the most money back from your broken down truck, or car.

1. THERE'S NO TIME LIKE THE PRESENT!

   There are a number of reasons a person might choose to hold on to a less than desirable car. A backup in case the homes primary source of transportation fails. Maybe the owner has designs on a hobby restoration project. It might be that they would rather just part the car off themselves to get more money.

   No matter the reason, it is not really recommended that a person wait too long to get rid of a car, or truck that isn't drivable. The longer an auto sits exposed to the elements the less value it will hold.

   Even if the auto is kept in a garage, or covered, sitting idle takes its toll on many of the internal parts that require frequent lubrication to remain functional. As time goes on rubber seals and gaskets begin to dry and crack. This sets the stage for rapid deterioration of the entire vehicle.

   Many yards will only offer the scrap value for the weight of the vehicle if it has been left outside in non-running condition for very long. If the car ran before being parked, and hasn't sat too long, make sure you let the company know this to get a better deal.

2. DON'T TAKE LESS FOR A RUNNING VEHICLE!

   It's no secret a running car is worth more money than a dead one. A car that runs has no need of an expensive tow truck. Tow trucks take time, money, and resources so any reputable yard will gladly pay more for a vehicle that saves these.

   Junkyards also pay more money for autos they can put a tiny bit of work into and then sell at auction. A car that runs can be more attractive to auction buyers looking for automobiles that can be brought back to life and re-sold.

   When it comes to auction prices, you should not worry about it unless you have a fairly nice car, or truck. Most auction sales are sold as "lots" containing more than one car. This helps level the risks for buyers and sellers at the auction.

3. START WITH THE KELLEY BLUE BOOK VALUE

   If you have no idea what your automobile might be worth the Kelley Blue Book is a publication that will give you the best place to learn.

   KBB is easy and free. Just go to the site, type in a bit of info about our car and it will calculate a value range you can rely on. Don't make the mistake of thinking this is the price you will get for your car, however. Many more factors go into estimating a vehicle's actual worth.

   An easy formula you can use to get a more accurate estimate on your own would be to take the KBB value and subtract the cost of needed repairs. If you are honest in your evaluation, you should come close to a reasonable figure.

SALVAGE VS. SCRAP: WHO SHOULD YOU TO SELL TO?

Most people don't recognize that there is a big difference between a salvage yard and a scrap yard. Both deal in the recycling and salvaging niche, but they go about it in very different ways.

When it comes to Sell Truck in Wells, ME and trucks for the most money you will want to try to get your car sold to as a salvage vehicle first. The reason is a salvage car has more value in the individual parts left that make up the car.

A scrap auto is one that has been considered valuable only for its metal content. Any re-useable parts will not be taken into consideration when the offer is made.

It costs money to strip a vehicle of its valuable parts, and that cost has to be considered by the business when making offers on wrecked cars. You might be able to negotiate up to half the actual value of each part when striking a deal.

You should only accept a "scrap weight" offer if you are certain that no real value exists in the remaining parts of the auto. You can expect to see around $150 per ton.

If you are not mechanically inclined, and you want to get the best deal, try to find a friend with some car savvy to help you determine a fair price before contacting a scrap dealer.

Don't know anyone who knows about cars? That's no problem at Junk Car Nationwide because we offer the highest prices paid for junk and unwanted vehicles in the entire Wells Maine region... GAURENTEED!

Getting paid Sell Truck parts doesn't have to be a headache, or scary, or even time consuming, if you know what to do. Competition between salvage and junkyards for available resources is tough. That means that the average consumer benefits from a high-visibility niche.

Just remember, competitors cannot afford to be caught being unscrupulous in this day and age, so most are out there trying to do a good, honest job. But, by being well-informed you have now armed yourself with the right information to ensure that you have a positive experience when the times comes to part with your old car, or truck.

Do your research, establish a fair and reasonable price, and stick to it! Getting as many quotes as possible over the phone is another good way to protect yourself. The more offers you have up front the more leverage you have when it comes time to negotiate.

Getting rid of your unwanted vehicles can be a smooth, drama-free experience when you're armed with the right information. No that you have that information you're ready to make some calls and get that old clunker gone, and even make a few bucks in the process.