Many people simply assume that no one will want to purchase their wrecked vehicle. Consequently, many people just allow these junk cars to continue collecting dust in their garage or taking up space in their driveway and yard. This is really quite unfortunate because the truth is that the process of finding a buyer for your junk car can actually be quite easy. In fact, you can find a buyer and receive cash for your wrecked vehicle in just three simple steps. You can learn more about this easy three-step process below.

Step 1: Contact A Local Auto Salvage Yard

While most scrapyards will accept wrecked vehicles, salvage yards that specialize in wrecked vehicles will often offer significantly higher payments. Consequently, you will want to find an auto salvage yard in your area. Once you have located one of these salvage yards, you will simply need to be prepared to provide them with some basic information regarding the vehicle you wish to sell. All of the information you will need should be readily available on your vehicle's title or registration documents. This information includes things like the make and model of the vehicle and whether or not there are any current liens against the vehicle. With this information in hand, you will simply need to place a phone call to the salvage yard in order to get an offer for your vehicle.

Step 2: Arranging The Sale

Once the salvage yard has made an offer on your vehicle and you have chosen to accept, you will need to make arrangements to complete the sale. This typically involves setting up a time for the salvage yard to dispatch a tow truck to the vehicle's location so that it can be transported. You will need to be present when the tow truck arrives in order to complete the necessary documents. Consequently, if your vehicle is currently located somewhere other than your personal property, you will want to make arrangements to access the vehicle before scheduling a time for the tow truck to arrive.

Step 3: Completing The Sale And Getting Paid

When the tow truck arrives at your location, the driver will verify the information you provided the salvage yard regarding your vehicle. If everything is in order, you will be asked to provide proof of ownership of the vehicle. This can be done using a valid title or registration and insurance documents. Depending upon where you live, you may also be able to complete an affidavit of ownership if you are unable to produce any of these other documents. Once this is complete, you will be given cash for your wrecked vehicle and it will be towed away.  

For more information, contact a local car buyer.