After selecting your preferred junkyard, you’ll need to reach out to them, and let them know that you’re selling your non working vehicle. They will then ask for your vehicle’s details. Some of the questions you’re likely to be asked here include; the car’s model, make, and the extent of damage, etc. It’s vital that you be honest and accurate with the information you provide, so you’re given the best value for your vehicle. Get the Offer If the car junkyard dealer likes your vehicle, he/she will propose an offer for you over the phone. You’ll have to choose between turning it down or accepting the offer. Ideally, a good car junkyard won’t ask you to bring over your car to site for valuation as this could add up more expenses/liabilities on the vehicle. If you approve the offer, the next step is delivering the car to the site. If the vehicle can still move, the best option is to drive it to the junkyard. Either way, if it’s too old or the damage is extensive, you’ll need to tow it to the junkyard. Handing Over Before delivering your car to the junkyard, be sure to remove any items you may need to keep behind. Closing the Deal After delivery, the team at your preferred junkyard will perform a physical evaluation and inspection of the car. If it matches the information you gave over the phone, you’ll be given the exact amount you had agreed on. At this stage, it’s important that you touch on other details you might have forgotten when discussing over the phone. You may also negotiate for price increase if it’s worth it. Once you’re through with the negotiations, sign the particulars, and get your payments instantly. Title Transfer Now, after about seven days, it’s advisable that you check with your state’s Department Of Motor Vehicles to see if the junkyard had completed the title transfer. This process shouldn’t take long as you’d end up incurring liabilities you hadn’t even thought of.