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Junkyards that Buy Cars in Mobile, AL

5 of the 12 junkyards we list in Mobile have cash for cars.

A junkyard's map listing doesn't say whether the yard actually pays cash for vehicles or just sells parts already pulled from cars it owns — plenty of yards are parts-only and won't take a walk-in car at all. Every yard on this page is confirmed from its own site or posted terms to actively buy vehicles, not just sell them.

  1. Auto World Salvage and Sales

    7980 Tanner Williams Rd, Mobile, AL 36608-8305

    Mon-Fri 8am-5pm

    Buys junk cars
  2. Barry's U Pull It Auto Parts

    5385 Barry Dr, Mobile, AL 36582-1664

    Mon-Sun 8am-5pm (registration closes 5:30pm)

    U-Pull-ItBuys junk carsParts lookupBuys scrap metal
  3. Counselman Automotive Recycling - Mobile

    3019 Saint Stephens Rd, Mobile, AL 36612

    Mon-Fri 8am-5pm

    Buys junk cars
  4. Wayne Buys Junk Cars

    3762 Norwood Ln, Mobile, AL 36618-1241

    Open 24hrs

    Buys junk carsBuys scrap metal
  5. We Buy Junk Cars

    Mobile, AL

    Buys junk cars
Have the title in hand before you call around for quotes. Most yards pay more, and pay on the spot, for a car with a clean title in the seller's name; without one, expect a lower offer or extra paperwork, and some yards won't buy at all without proof of ownership.

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Good to know

Can I sell my car to a junkyard without a title?

Some junkyards will still buy a car without a title if you can show other proof of ownership, like a registration matching your ID, but requirements vary by state and by yard. Having the title ready is the surest way to get full value and avoid the sale falling through.

How much do junkyards pay for a junk car?

Payouts depend mainly on the vehicle's weight and current scrap metal prices, plus whether any parts are still resellable, so amounts vary a lot by yard and by market conditions. Getting quotes from a couple of yards before committing is the simplest way to make sure you're not leaving money on the table.