Junk cars bought
in Little Village

We get a lot of work vans and older pickups out of Little Village — vehicles that earned their keep for fifteen years and finally gave out. Larger vehicles usually mean more weight, which usually means a better number. If it's a work truck, mention that when you call.

Little Village sends us more work vehicles than almost anywhere else we cover — landscaping trucks, contractor vans, box trucks that finally gave out. Bigger vehicles usually mean more weight and a better number. Mention it's a work vehicle when you call and we'll price it accordingly instead of quoting it like a sedan.

What we see most in Little Village

• Contractor vans and landscaping trucks
• Box trucks and larger commercial vehicles
• Vehicles with high mileage but heavy frames
• Cash on the spot regardless of size

What we'll take anywhere

Add to that: anything that won't run, anything that failed its last test, and anything where the mechanic's quote made you wince. Total losses and salvage titles are welcome. Bigger vehicles pay better on weight. Flood, fire and partly-scavenged cars are all things we handle.

Not sure whether yours qualifies? Ring us. The call takes a minute and we'll tell you straight, including when the answer is no.

What decides the price

The number comes down to how much metal is in the vehicle, what it is, and whether anything on it can be resold. Bigger and heavier usually means better. And because scrap prices move, a figure from last year tells you very little about today. Worth asking again if you shelved the idea.

Getting it done in Little Village

Call or text us the year, make, model and what's wrong with it. Photos help and take ten seconds. We give you a number on the spot. If it works for you, we come out — often the same day — hand you the cash, and load it up.

Your plates don't go with the car — keep them. Empty the glovebox, console, trunk and under the seats, and take the transponder off the glass. Once it's gone, cancel the insurance and file a seller's report of sale with the Illinois Secretary of State.

No title in Little Village?

Plenty of people assume no title means no sale. It usually doesn't. Your ID and something showing the car belongs to you covers most cases. Some situations genuinely don't work, a car still under a loan being the common one. Tell us on the phone and you'll get a straight answer before anyone drives anywhere.

Full details are on our how to sell your junk car page, and our services page covers everything we buy.