We buy junk cars from residents throughout Port Huron, including neighborhoods like Brookside and Pine Grove. Our team comes directly to your location to pick up your vehicle, and towing is always free. We buy all types of cars, no matter their condition. Whether you live near Garfield Avenue or anywhere else in town, we pay you on the spot when we collect your vehicle.
Quick Cash Offer in Port Huron – Instant Cash for Your Car
Call us anytime for an instant offer on your vehicle. Share details about its age, mileage, and condition. We will give you a firm cash offer over the phone.
We buy a wide range of vehicles including sedans, SUVs, pickups, vans, and hatchbacks. Our purchases cover cars in excellent condition as well as those with mechanical problems or cosmetic damage. We accept vehicles with engine trouble, transmission issues, or electrical faults. Rusted bodies, accident damage, and missing parts do not disqualify a vehicle. High-mileage vehicles, older models, and non-running cars are also within our scope. We handle vehicles of nearly every make, model, and year. Our team processes all types of cars regardless of their condition or operational status.
Here are some of the common issues present in the vehicles we purchase:
- Cracked Exhaust Manifold
- Worn Out Clutch Disc
- Cooling System Sludge
- Broken Window Channel
- Drum Hardware Failure
- Axle Shaft Fracture
- CAN Bus Failure
- Rusted Rocker Panel
- Cracked Door Armrest
Free Towing in Port Huron Michigan and on the Spot Payment
Sellers in Port Huron can schedule a pickup time by contacting us directly. We provide free towing and will come to your location to collect the vehicle. Our team handles the loading carefully to protect your vehicle. We usually arrange towing within 24 to 48 hours after the pickup is scheduled. Once we arrive and take possession of your vehicle, we pay you immediately on site.
👍 Good to Know
Port Huron Data (Nov 2025)
$1617
Average Vehicle Offer
34 Hours
Average Pick Up Time
YES
Same Day Service Available
Service Areas in Port Huron
We serve every neighborhood in Port Huron, including Port Huron Michigan Neighborhoods: Downtown Port Huron, and Pine Grove. We also serve the following ZIP codes: 48060, 48061, 48062, 48064.
Port Huron FAQs
Q: Do you pick up junk cars in the Black River area?
A: Yes, we cover the Black River area and the rest of Port Huron, including Downtown Port Huron and Fort Gratiot.
Q: Which vehicles do residents of Port Huron most often sell to your company?
A: The Hyundai Equus and Lincoln MKC are the models seen most often.
Q: Do I need to provide a smog test or emission certificate when selling my car to a cash for cars business in Port Huron Michigan?
A: No, Port Huron Michigan does not require a smog or emissions test for selling to cash for cars companies. Since Port Huron is in St. Clair County, where vehicle emissions testing is not mandatory, we buy cars as-is without needing those certificates, making the process quicker and easier for you.
Q: Can you pick up my junk vehicle from all neighborhoods in Port Huron Michigan and are there any restrictions I should know about?
A: Yes, we offer free local pickup throughout Port Huron Michigan, including areas like Lakeshore, Riverview, and Avondale East. However, some neighborhoods have narrow streets or require specific parking permits. We coordinate closely with you to ensure smooth pickup, and we’ll handle all necessary local permits and paperwork related to vehicle removal.
Q: Do you buy cars in other locations?
A: We buy vehicles throughout Michigan. Locations near Port Huron include
Port Huron Insights
In Port Huron, we notice certain types of vehicles are more common than others when people come to sell their cars and trucks. Pickup trucks like the Ford Ranger and Toyota Tacoma are especially popular, often in good condition but sometimes with age related rust or minor frame damage from rough work or driving on bad roads. Small sedans, such as Hyundai Elantra and Chevrolet Malibu, are frequently purchased, especially models from around 2010 to 2015. These tend to have issues like worn out brakes, high mileage, or occasional oil leaks but still sell well because they’re affordable. We see a rise in interest for SUVs like the Jeep Grand Cherokee and Honda Pilot, especially among families, though some come with accident damage or suspension problems. Older vehicles, over 15 years, are common in the mix, often needing repairs or having dead batteries, especially if they’ve been sitting outside for a while. Conversely, we don’t see as many newer cars from 2018 and up, as they tend to stay in ownership longer or have better upkeep. Hybrids and electric vehicles are still rare in Port Huron but are slowly gaining attention as more people consider eco-friendlier options. Vehicles with high mileage, over 150,000 miles, are often sold because owners are tired of costly repairs like timing chain replacements or timing belt changes, especially on models like the Nissan Altima or Ford Escape.
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Resources for Port Huron Sellers
Port Huron Government Portal
Port Huron’s official website offers guidelines and resources for handling and reporting junk vehicles within the city limits.
Port Huron Government Address: 100 McMorran Blvd, Port Huron, MI 48060
Michigan Department of Motor Vehicles
The Michigan Department of Motor Vehicles website offers detailed information on vehicle title transfers, registration requirements, and the legal procedures involved in selling a motor vehicle within the state.
Guide to Vehicle Sales in Michigan
This guide provides detailed information on preparing a vehicle, reviewing necessary documents, and completing a compliant sale in Michigan.
What Port Huron Customers Are Saying:
I had to sell my car after an accident, and they made me a fair offer. – Jack Q.
I had a 2009 Toyota RAV4 that I needed to sell. I called and got an offer. It was lower than I wanted, but I accepted it. They picked it up from my home. The driver was nice and made everything simple. I received my payment when they took the car. – Amber K.
The entire experience of selling my junky van in Port Huron was muddled. I called for an offer, and all I got was a low number. I accepted it out of frustration. The pickup felt mismanaged; they were late. Towing was supposed to be a perk,but I didn’t feel any relief. I was still upset by the end. – Wanda G.