DamagedCars.com was created long before the “cash for clunkers” program to provide an outlet for vehicles that are damaged in some way but are worth more than scrap prices. These vehicle are “less-than-perfect”, whether because of mechanical problems, collision, flood or storm damage or salvage branded titles. DamagedCars.com and its parent company have been in business for over 25 years.

DamagedCars.com is a reputable company. In fact you can check us out with a bevy of highly regarded companies & affiliations, such as the Better Business Bureau, Independent Automotive Damage Appraisers, Verisign, and Progressive Motors. DamagedCars.com is A+ rated with the Better Business Bureau since 1999.

DamagedCars.com has an extensive service network throughout the United States providing local service throughout. Our corporate offices are headquartered in Miami Lakes, Florida.

We can provide you an offer instantly if needed by calling 1-877-877-7911 and speaking with one of our buyers.

A standard pickup is 24-48 hours after we agree on a purchase price, however, we can arrange for immediate pick up if needed.

DamagedCars.com buys and picks up your damaged vehicle from virtually everywhere in the United States. To verify that we serve your area, click here to enter your zip code.

DamagedCars.com is a free service. There are no charges for evaluations. If you sell car to DamagedCars.com, we assume responsibility for towing and transferring the title out of your name. No hidden costs.

The process is simple. Go to any page on our website and complete the 3 steps requested. Click here to request a quote.

Much depends on the overall pre-accident value and condition of the vehicle, the extent of the damages, and the demand for repairable vehicles or parts of this type. However, there are no “book” values for damaged cars. At DamagedCars.com we have over 25 years experience in the constantly changing market for damaged vehicles. Since each damaged vehicle is different, we will take all relevant factors into consideration when preparing an offer for your vehicle. Our goal is to provide a fair offer to every customer and establish long term relationships with repair facilities and insurers.

You may contact us at any time but we recommend you contact DamagedCars.com prior to beginning repairs to your vehicle. As a general rule, the offer from DamagedCars.com combined with your insurance repair check yields the best results for the vehicle owner.

This is actually a 2 part question. There is documentation related to the vehicle and, if we reach an agreement, documentation related to the purchase.

The vehicle documentation is outlined on the submission form.

Once we reach an agreement, we will need the original title and proof of identification.

Very. You receive a legal purchase agreement confirming the transaction. We do not transfer ownership of your vehicle until the transaction is complete. As an additional layer of security, you do not release your vehicle until you receive payment for your car.

You get paid when we pick up your car! As the vehicle owner, you will need to provide keys, title and access to the car. If your title is held by a lien holder, we can help you get the title released.

DamagedCars.com will purchase damaged vehicles of any type, including vehicles with physical or mechanical damage as well as junk cars.

Most mechanical problems consist of blown or siezed engines, engine failure, transmission failure, blown head gaskets, cracked cylinder heads, overheating engines, electrical problems and other major mechanical issues.

If your vehicle is financed you will need to either pay off the loan on the damaged car or transfer the loan to your new vehicle (sometimes called a collateral swap). Usually your new car dealer will assist with this process.

DamagedCars.com is here to help. We offer an excellent alternative to expensive and costly repairs.

The insurer is required to prepare a thorough estimate of the damages and will be responsible for paying the vehicle owner this amount. Whether you repair the vehicle is usually up to you.
Once the insurance company determines how much they owe, DamagedCars.com will then pay you the residual value of your damaged car prior to repairs. The vehicle owner receives two payments, one from the insurance company for the damage and the second from DamagedCars.com for the full salvage value of the vehicle. These payments can then be combined to purchase a new vehicle.