Buying Junk Cars in Biddeford, Maine

We buy cars from residents across Biddeford, including neighborhoods like Hillcrest and the South End. Our team travels to your location, whether near Saco Street or elsewhere in town, and towing is always free. We accept all vehicles regardless of condition and pay cash when we pick up your car. Whether your vehicle runs or not, we handle everything on-site to make the process simple and straightforward.

Instant Cash Quote in Biddeford – Turn Your Car into Cash Instantly

Contact us anytime, 24/7, for an instant cash offer. Share the year, mileage, condition, and any issues with your vehicle. We will calculate your offer immediately without callbacks or photo uploads.

We buy a wide range of vehicles in any condition. Sedans, hatchbacks, SUVs, and coupes are all part of our inventory. We accept vehicles with engine trouble, transmission issues, or body damage. Trucks, vans, and convertibles with high mileage or missing parts are also included. Vehicles that no longer start, have been in accidents, or show signs of rust are evaluated. Our team handles cars regardless of their age or repair needs. We purchase both foreign and domestic makes, ensuring diverse vehicle types are covered.

The vehicles we buy often come with common issues such as the following:

Free Towing in Biddeford Maine and on the Spot Payment

Schedule a pickup time with us in Biddeford, and we will handle the rest. Our driver comes to your location to tow your vehicle at no cost. When we arrive, we will pay you on the spot. Towing is usually completed within 24 to 48 hours after scheduling.

RunBidSell Junk Car Removal Service Areas in Biddeford

We buy junk cars everywhere in Biddeford, including these Biddeford Maine Neighborhoods: Downtown Biddeford, Hillcrest, Saco Street, South End, The Hill, and West Biddeford. We also serve the following ZIP codes: 04005, 04006.

Biddeford Insights: Junk Car Values and Trends

In Biddeford, we notice certain types of vehicles are more common when people sell to us. Older trucks, like Ford F-150s from the early 2000s, are still popular, especially those with high mileage and some engine wear. Many of these trucks have rust or minor accident damage but still run. Small cars, like Honda Civics from the mid-2010s, are also often bought. They tend to have front-end damage or issues with the transmission. SUVs, such as Chevrolet Equinox or Toyota RAV4 from around 2010–2015, are seen regularly and often have frame rust or suspension problems. Recently, there has been a decline in interest for older, junk vehicles like Chevrolet Cavaliers or Oldsmobile Aleros, which tend to be very worn out or have broken engines. On the other hand, more people are bringing in newer vehicles like Nissan Altimas or Hyundai Sonata from the late 2010s, especially those involved in minor accidents or with dead batteries. We also see a fair share of junk cars, those missing engines or with severe body damage, being sold for scrap. The trend shows people moving away from very old or heavily damaged cars, but there’s still a steady flow of trucks and small cars that need a little fixing up before they’re sold.