Junk Car Buyers in Newark, New Jersey

We buy cars from residents across Newark, including neighborhoods like Ironbound and Forest Hill, covering areas near McCarter Highway. No matter the condition of your vehicle, we offer a straightforward sale. Our team comes directly to your location, and towing is always free. We pay you on the spot when we pick up your car. If you need to sell a junk car in Newark, we’re ready to help today.

Newark Junk Car Owners – Receive Your Instant Cash Offer

Reach out to us anytime for a cash offer. Share the year, make, model, mileage, and condition of your vehicle. We will give you an immediate offer over the phone.

We buy a wide range of vehicles including sedans, SUVs, hatchbacks, and coupes. Our purchases include cars with engine problems, transmission failures, or electrical issues. We accept vehicles with body damage, such as dents, scratches, or broken windows. Cars that no longer run, have missing parts, or show signs of rust are part of the types we handle. We also take older models, high-mileage vehicles, and those involved in accidents. Our buying process covers almost every type of passenger vehicle regardless of condition.

These are some of the common issues present in the vehicles we purchase:

Free Towing in Newark New Jersey and on the Spot Payment

In Newark, sellers can set a pickup time that fits their schedule. We provide free towing at no cost when we come to collect the vehicle. Our team pays you on the spot when we arrive to load the car. Towing usually happens within 24 to 48 hours after scheduling the pickup.

RunBidSell Junk Car Removal Service Areas in Newark

We buy junk cars everywhere in Newark, including these Newark New Jersey Neighborhoods: Ironbound, Forest Hill, South Ward, North Ward, Central Ward, West Ward, and Vailsburg. We also serve the following ZIP codes: 07101, 07102, 07103, 07104, 07105, 07106, 07107, 07108, 07112, 07114.

Newark Insights: Junk Car Values and Trends

In Newark, we often buy a mix of older sedans, trucks, and SUVs. Vehicles like the Toyota Camry from the early 2010s are common, especially those with high mileage and some mechanical wear. These cars usually have issues like worn out brakes or tired transmissions, making them less attractive for repairs. Pickup trucks, especially Ford F-150 models from around 2012 and 2013, continue to be popular in our market. Many of these trucks have rust or accident damage but are still sought after for parts or scrap metal. Compact cars like the Hyundai Elantra from 2008-2012 are also common, but they often come with problems like failing some emissions tests or leaky head gaskets. Sports cars, such as Mazda Miatas, are less frequent but still appear, often needing cosmetic fixes or engine work due to age. Interestingly, newer models like the Honda CR-V from 2018 might fetch a higher price but are less frequently brought in because owners tend to hold onto them longer. Many of these cars have been in minor accidents, have faded paint, or need new tires. The demand for parts from these vehicles keeps prices steady, even while the market for newer vehicles stays more stable. If you’re thinking about selling a vehicle that’s seen better days, chances are it will go quickly since we buy many trucks and older cars that need some TLC.