If you do not live in their towing zone, you will need to find another way to get the vehicle to their facility. But this is all based on if you live within their towing zone. You will have no idea how much money you are making until you get the vehicle to their facility. They don’t even take any of the care or replacements you made into consideration when they are putting this quote together. That part is true, but the name of the step is misleading - Accept Offer? You are accepting an offer that is not finalized! Their “frequently asked questions” section even says that they do not use the Kelley Blue Book to come up with a quote they are basing their quote off of an average weight that is remeasured at their location. In order to accept an offer, they have to see proof that you own the vehicle. Whatever they do not sell for a profit will become scrapped for more money. Unlike a junkyard though, they will strip your vehicle for parts and sell those parts for a profit.
This is not the final total that they will pay you because they still need to weigh your car just like a junkyard would do. The average car weighs 2 Tons, so you will make around $300 on your junk car.Īnd remember, this is a quote. That means, on average, they will pay you $150 per Ton that your car weighs.
What they do not tell you is the quote is based off of the prices a junkyard will pay you. The landing page says all you have to do is submit your vehicle information or call them over the phone and you will get a quote instantly. This article will break down the process that they have on their website and show you how they are contradicting themselves in the frequently asked questions. The process looks incredibly simple from what they are saying on the landing page, but a deeper dive into their frequently asked questions will prove that this is different. Selling your car to a pick n pull company is one of the biggest innovations in the junk car industry.