Cash Auto Salvage Blog
Thinking of selling your car? If yes, you’re in the right place to discover tips and tricks to get the best value for it. We have in-depth information about how to sell a car, junk cars, junkyards, scrap prices, common problems, auto parts, and other car selling tips.
What Is The Going Rate For Junk Cars? [Updated 2021]
Wondering “how much can I get for my junk car?” In this post, we’ll talk about what the going rate for junk cars in 2021 is and what can you expect to get in terms
How Long do Toyota Tacomas Last?
Two-hundred-thousand miles. That sounds like a lot. Better get rid of your vehicle. Wait… don’t junk it just yet. If you have a Toyota Tacoma it’s not quite time to junk it yet. Toyota Tacomas last an incredibly long time, a lot
The Best Way to Make Money With Your Car When it’s Time for an Upgrade
The average price of brand-new light vehicles is now over $40,000. As a result, car shoppers are taking out larger auto loans and making bigger down payments. In the last quarter of 2020 alone, car loan amounts
Car Scrap Prices: What Is Your Junk Car Worth in 2021?
The car needs repairs. Again. Are you tired of paying for one vehicle repair only to find another a few weeks later? Maybe you’d like to be done with your truck, but it still runs, and
What’s the Difference Between a Salvage Yard and a Scrap Yard?
Looking to sell your old car? You’re in luck since 69% of Americans would buy a used vehicle. However, if your old car is too unfit for safe travel, you might consider selling it to a scrap yard.
Can I Still Sell My Car?
Did you know that there are around 5 million car crashes in the US every year? While some of these crashes only cause minor damage to a car that doesn’t have a huge impact on its
What Happens to Scrapped Cars?
Do you want to sell your car to add to your budget for buying a new vehicle? Are you looking to make space in your yard for the new car you plan to buy? If you
What Are the Best Options for Selling a Car?
Even though the auto industry took a bit of a tumble in 2020 due to the global pandemic, industry experts believe it could have been way worse. One of the key positives to come out of
