Find a junkyard near you
2655 auto salvage yards across the United States — used auto parts, u-pull-it lots and yards that pay cash for junk cars. Every listing has an address, and most have a direct phone number. No sign-ups, no middlemen.
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- Alabama33
- Alaska6
- Arizona42
- Arkansas30
- California243
- Colorado50
- Connecticut14
- Delaware5
- Florida222
- Georgia95
- Hawaii1
- Idaho23
- Illinois93
- Indiana73
- Iowa52
- Kansas39
- Kentucky38
- Louisiana32
- Maine11
- Maryland29
- Massachusetts55
- Michigan93
- Minnesota46
- Mississippi25
- Missouri73
- Montana16
- Nebraska13
- Nevada9
- New Hampshire22
- New Jersey63
- New Mexico13
- New York95
- North Carolina101
- North Dakota4
- Ohio150
- Oklahoma47
- Oregon29
- Pennsylvania143
- Rhode Island16
- South Carolina26
- South Dakota7
- Tennessee62
- Texas193
- Utah21
- Vermont8
- Virginia46
- Washington44
- Washington DC1
- West Virginia14
- Wisconsin81
- Wyoming8
Popular cities
- Houston, TX40
- Los Angeles, CA27
- Orlando, FL24
- Phoenix, AZ21
- Tampa, FL21
- Indianapolis, IN19
- Chicago, IL17
- Rancho Cordova, CA16
- Chula Vista, CA14
- Denver, CO14
- Philadelphia, PA14
- San Antonio, TX12
- Detroit, MI11
- Cleveland, OH11
- Oklahoma City, OK11
- Dallas, TX11
- Grand Prairie, TX11
- Milwaukee, WI11
- San Diego, CA10
- Jacksonville, FL10
- Columbus, OH10
- Tulsa, OK10
- Newark, NJ9
- Charlotte, NC9
Selling a junk car? Call two or three yards from your city page and compare quotes — prices for the same vehicle can differ by $100–300 depending on scrap rates and demand for parts.
Common questions
- What does a junkyard do?
- Auto salvage yards buy end-of-life vehicles, dismantle them and sell working used parts at a fraction of new-part prices. Many also pay cash for junk cars, with or without a title, and offer free towing.
- What is a u-pull-it yard?
- A self-service yard: you bring your own tools, pull the part yourself and pay a flat low price. Cheapest way to get common parts for older vehicles.
- How much do junkyards pay for cars?
- Typically $100–$500 for a complete vehicle depending on weight, current scrap metal prices and whether the model is in demand for parts. Trucks and SUVs usually fetch more.