Junk cars we buy in Ypsilanti

Hail dents, crumpled panels, broken headlights, cracked glass or flood damage can make a car expensive to repair and hard to sell privately. If the cost of fixing it no longer makes sense, you can request a cash offer instead.

We look at damaged vehicles as they are — you don't need to repair anything or clean it up before contacting us.

After an accident, a vehicle may be declared a total loss or simply not be worth putting back on the road. If you're left with a wrecked car, you can ask us to review it.

Let us know how the vehicle was damaged and whether it can roll, steer or be moved, so our team understands what we're looking at.

A car doesn't have to run for you to request an offer. A major mechanical failure, electrical problems or simply sitting too long can all leave you with a car that won't move.

Tell us what you know about the problem — even "it just won't start" is helpful.

Plenty of cars end up parked in a driveway, garage or backyard long after anyone stopped driving them. Rust, flat tires and expired plates are common — and not a reason to hold on to the vehicle.

If an old car is just taking up space, request an offer and free up your driveway.

Some vehicles are at the very end of their life — stripped, burned, heavily rusted or incomplete. As an auto recycling business, we can review vehicles in this condition too.

Choose "Incomplete / stripped" on the form and add what you know about what's missing.

High-mileage cars often need more in repairs than they're worth — worn suspension, tired mechanicals or repair bills that keep adding up. Selling for cash can be simpler than another round of repair bills.

Running or not, tell us about the vehicle and our team will review it.