Frequently Asked Questions
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We want to make the process of getting cash for your junk car as easy as possible. To that end, we’ve compiled a list of frequently asked questions so you can get the answers you need as soon as possible. Of course, if you still need help, you’re free to reach out and ask us questions any time!
We buy junk vehicles throughout Downtown Madison and surrounding neighborhoods and pay cash at pickup.
Yes. Even if your vehicle won’t start due to cold weather or battery failure, we’ll still make an offer and tow it for free.
Yes, we frequently pick up vehicles near University of Wisconsin–Madison and nearby student housing areas.
Most vehicles can be quoted within minutes and removed within 24 hours.
Yes, towing is completely free whether you’re near the Capitol area or outside the city center.
Absolutely. Rust damage from Wisconsin winters will not prevent you from getting paid.
Yes, we purchase vehicles affected by water damage anywhere in the Madison area.
A vehicle title is usually required. If you’re unsure, we can explain Wisconsin transfer requirements.
Yes, accident-damaged vehicles qualify for a cash offer regardless of condition.
We consider condition, salvageable parts, weight, and current regional scrap market pricing.
Yes, we purchase cars, trucks, SUVs, and vans in nearly any condition.
Same-day service is often available depending on call time and location.
Yes, long-unused vehicles still have value and can be removed quickly.
Yes, we cover neighborhoods across the greater Madison region.
No. There are zero hidden fees — the offer you accept is what you receive.
Yes, mechanical failure does not disqualify your vehicle from a cash offer.
Yes, we regularly help students sell vehicles quickly before moving.
Payment is made immediately at the time of pickup.
Expired registration typically isn’t a problem, but having the title helps ensure a smooth transaction.
We provide fast quotes, free towing, competitive offers, and reliable service tailored to local Madison drivers.