Selling Totaled or Damaged Vehicles

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Sell Your Damaged Car

We have good news for you! Your damaged car still has value and you can turn it into cash in no time. At You Call We Haul, our nationwide network of buyers is looking for all kinds of vehicles. So, if a tree has fallen on your car, if you have flood damage, or it just doesn’t run anymore, simply take some photos and tell us a little bit about the vehicle and we will turn it into cash!

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Take advantage of our unique national network of buyers. They’ll bid on your vehicle in real time, giving you fast local service and the best price. No instant lowball AI quotes.

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No more waiting! Select a pick-up time that works for you. We’ll verify your car’s condition, check the title status, and handle all the paperwork.

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We buy all kinds of used, damaged, and non-functioning vehicles. That includes cars, trucks, wagons, sport utility vehicles, and even hybrids.

ALTERNATIVE OPTIONS

If Selling Doesn't Work Out

Give your car new purpose with these tax-deduction alternatives.

Recycle Your Vehicle with SHiFT®
Donate Your Vehicle with Car Donation Wizard™

Resources and FAQ

Here are resources and frequently asked questions designed to help vehicle owners understand and navigate what to do if their car has been flood-damaged or totaled during a hurricane or other natural disaster.

  1. Should I beware of flood-damaged vehicle buyers?

    After a natural disaster, like a flood or hurricane, there tend to be a large number of "opportunistic" buyers who will try to acquire affected vehicles for little money, and then later pass them off as "clean" units. We recommend only selling your flood-damaged vehicle to licensed dealers and dismantlers who understand the important intricacies and legal requirements of hurricane and flood vehicles.

  2. Should I try to start my car after a flood or hurricane?

    That depends on the vehicle and your level of automotive know-how. The safest course of action is to not attempt to turn on a flooded vehicle on your own. If you own a hybrid vehicle or your car was submerged into the wheel well, do not try to start the vehicle after it has experienced water damage. Contact an experienced tower or shop immediately.

  3. How do I assess damage to my car after a flood?

    Look for signs of water intrusion such as damp carpets, electrical issues, milky engine oil, or debris under the hood. Document the damage, check how high the water reached, and have a professional inspect the electrical and mechanical systems to determine the final state. Watch this video to learn more.

  4. My insurance company paid me, but I still have the vehicle. Can I sell it?

    If your vehicle was totaled in a hurricane, fire, or by collision damage, and an insurance claim was paid to you but you're still in possession of the vehicle, this is commonly referred to as an owner retained unit. You can sell your vehicle, but you must disclose all of this information and include your salvage title.

  5. I can't find my car title after a natural disaster. What do I do?

    This is a very common problem and there are resources available to help you apply for a duplicate title. If you plan on selling the vehicle using You Call We Haul, click here to find state-specific instructions to replace your lost title.

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