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Auto Salvage & Junk Yards Near You in Seattle, WA

4 of the 12 junkyards we list in Seattle have salvage auto parts and junk car buying.

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.

  1. Car's Cash For Junk Clunkers

    707 S Lander St #140, Seattle, WA 98134

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  2. Cash for Cars Queen Anne Junk Car Remova

    1216 6th Ave W, Seattle, WA 98119

    Mon 6am-11pm, Tue 6am-11pm, Wed 6am-11pm, Thu 6am-11pm, Fri 6am-11pm, Sat 6am-11pm, Sun 6am-11pm

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  3. Northern European Auto Recyclers

    1440 NW Leary Way, Seattle, WA 98107-5135

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  4. We Buy Junk Cars WA

    888 Western Ave Ste 1101, Seattle, WA 98104

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Bring required documentation: Most states require a valid government ID and a clear vehicle title in your name to sell a car for scrap, though some yards accept registration papers for vehicles over 10-15 years old.

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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.