This section features auto salvage yards, scrap recyclers, and auto wreckers operating across the United States. These facilities buy non-running, damaged, or end-of-life vehicles for cash and resell usable OEM auto parts at 50% to 80% below retail prices. Before visiting, determine whether the yard is a self-service lot where you pull parts yourself or a full-service operation where technicians handle part removal.
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Bellinger & Son Wrecker Service
8044 S Way Rd, Charlotte, NC 28215
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Cash 4 Junk Cars Charlotte
4727 N Tryon St, Charlotte, NC 28213-7029
Mon-Fri 7am-6pm, Sat-Sun 9am-2pm
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Cash for Junk Cars Charlotte
6150 Old Pineville Rd, Charlotte, NC 28217
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Charleyman Towing & Wrecker Service
8125 Woodscape Dr, Charlotte, NC 28212-0224
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Charleyman Towing & Wrecker Service.inc
3120 Alicia St, Charlotte, NC 28216
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Junk Cars CLT
2808 Rosemont St, Charlotte, NC 28208
Mon-Fri 8am-8pm, Sat-Sun 10am-5pm
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Pull-A-Part
6024 N Tryon St, Charlotte, NC 28213-7813
Yard Mon-Sun 8am-5:30pm; car buying Mon-Sun 8am-6pm
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Sam Auto Salvage
2711 Wilkinson Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28208-5619
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Good to know
How much cash do junk yards pay for a car?
Most scrap yards pay between $200 and $500 for complete passenger cars based on current steel prices ($150 to $220 per ton) and recoverable catalytic converter metals. Larger SUVs, trucks, or drivable vehicles with intact high-demand parts can yield $500 to $1,500+. Towing is typically included at no extra charge.
What is the difference between self-service and full-service junk yards?
Self-service yards (often called pick-a-part or U-pull lots) charge a $2 to $5 gate entry fee and require you to bring your own hand tools and safety gear to pull parts directly from cars. Full-service yards store dismantled parts on warehouse shelves or have yard staff remove the specific component for you, charging higher prices for the saved labor.
Can I sell a car to a junk yard without a title?
It depends on state laws and vehicle age. While most scrap yards strictly demand a clean title to prevent vehicle theft, states like Texas, Florida, and Georgia allow title-less sales on vehicles older than 10 to 12 years if you provide valid state registration and a signed bill of sale.