Junk Cars Purchased in Troy, Ohio

We buy cars in Troy, Ohio, from residents in Downtown Troy and South Troy, covering areas near North Elm Street as well. No matter what condition your vehicle is in, we pay cash when we pick it up. We come directly to your location for free towing, so you don’t have to worry about moving your car. Our team handles every step to make selling your vehicle simple and straightforward.

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We buy a wide range of vehicles, including sedans, coupes, hatchbacks, SUVs, minivans, and pickup trucks. Our purchases cover all sizes and models within these categories. We accept vehicles regardless of their mechanical state or cosmetic condition. We take cars that run smoothly, as well as those with engine problems, transmission issues, or body damage. Rusted, flooded, or heavily worn vehicles are also included in what we buy. Our team handles all types of vehicles that fall under standard passenger and utility categories.

The vehicles we purchase often come with common issues like the following:

Free Towing in Troy Ohio and on the Spot Payment

In Troy, sellers can choose a pickup time that suits them, and we will send our team to their location. We offer free towing for every vehicle, so there are no upfront costs. When we arrive, we handle the paperwork and pay the seller on the spot. Most pickups happen within 24 to 48 hours, ensuring a quick and smooth process.

RunBidSell Junk Car Removal Service Areas in Troy

We buy junk cars everywhere in Troy, including these Troy Ohio Neighborhoods: Downtown Troy, and South Troy. We also serve the following ZIP codes: 45373, 45374.

Troy Insights: Junk Car Values and Trends

We often see a mix of different vehicles when buying used and junk cars around Troy. Trucks and SUVs, like older Ford F-150s and Chevy Silverados from the early 2000s, are popular because they’re still useful and hold value. However, newer models tend to be sold or traded in more often, especially those from late 2010s. Many buyers look for vehicles with low to moderate miles, usually under 150,000, but some older cars with over 200,000 miles also show up, often needing repairs. Commonly, these vehicles have issues like oil leaks, worn out brakes, or engine problems due to age and usage. Accidents do impact what we purchase, vehicles with front or side damage are common, especially those from minor collisions. We also notice that older sedans, like Honda Civics from the mid-2000s, are still in demand despite their age, since they’re economical and easy to repair. Recently, we’ve seen a slight drop in interest in 2000s minivans as families switch to newer models. Trends change, but the core group of vehicles we see most often comes from the early 2000s up to around 2018, with a mix of repair-needed cars and parts-ready junkers.