Junk car pickup in Phoenix
We cover all of 85020 and the surrounding Phoenix area in Maricopa County, towing free from anywhere in the zip — running or not. Most cars we pull here are aging daily drivers, sun-worn vehicles, non-runners and inherited cars.
How selling your car to us actually goes
Start with a phone call. Tell us what you have — the make, the model, the year, and roughly what shape it is in. You do not need to know its value; that is on us.
We quote you a real figure on the spot, built from what the car is worth in Arizona parts and scrap right now. That figure is what you are handed when the truck arrives — it does not shrink at the curb.
Then we set a pickup window that suits you, tow the car for free, and pay you in cash. That is the whole thing.
Bordering 85020 — also active pickup zones
We cover the whole city. A few zips near 85020 where we are also paying cash:
Selling an Arizona car you have no title for
Missing paperwork is usually a quick fix. Arizona replaces a lost title with a duplicate through the MVD (often online via AZ MVD Now), and a car with no clear chain of ownership can be titled under a bonded title. We walk you through the correct step before we tow.
85020 junk car questions
Just the keys and whatever title paperwork you have. If the title is missing we will tell you the exact step for your situation. We handle the rest.
It is recycled. Reusable parts and the catalytic converter are pulled, and the metal is processed into new steel. Selling it for cash keeps it out of your yard and out of a landfill.
Often yes. If your title is lost, Arizona issues a duplicate through the MVD (including online via AZ MVD Now). Where ownership cannot be documented the normal way, Arizona allows a bonded title. We tell you which path fits before we tow.
Yes. Much of Phoenix is gated or HOA, and we handle those pickups regularly. Just tell us the gate or access setup when you call.
Only once the lien is cleared. If a lender still holds a lien on the title, the loan has to be paid off or the lienholder has to release it before ownership can transfer. We can walk you through it.
It depends on ownership. Arizona has an abandoned-vehicle process where the MVD notifies the owner and lienholder, who have 30 days to claim it before ownership can transfer. We can talk through whether your situation qualifies.
Yes. Under Arizona law (ARS §28-2091) a vehicle is salvage when it is damaged or wrecked to the point it is uneconomical to repair. Salvage and total-loss cars are squarely what we buy — running or not.
None. The tow is free and there are no fees pulled out at pickup. The number we quote is the cash you are handed.
