Sell your vehicle for cash in Ohio
What We Buy?
Cars and trucks. SUVs and vans. Pickups and work trucks.
We buy engines that quit and transmissions that slip. We buy rusted frames, crash damage and flood damage. We buy salvage vehicles. We buy a vehicle that has sat in a driveway for years.
If the vehicle holds value in any form (drivable, salvageable parts, or scrap metal), expect an offer from us.
Cities We Serve in Ohio
- Akron
- Alliance
- Amsterdam
- Ashtabula
- Aurora
- Avon
- Avon Lake
- Barberton
- Bay Village
- Beavercreek
- Bedford
- Belle Fontaine
- Bellbrook
- Belmont
- Belpre
- Bexley
- Bluffton
- Boardman
- Bowling Green
- Brunswick
- Bryan
- Cambridge
- Canal Winchester
- Canton
- Carey
- Carlisle
- Chardon
- Chillicothe
- Cincinnati
- Cleveland
- Cleveland Heights
- Clyde
- Columbus
- Conneaut
- Cortland
- Cuyahoga Falls
- Dayton
- Defiance
- Delphos
- Dublin
- East Cleveland
- East Liverpool
- Elyria
- Euclid
- Fairborn
- Fairlawn
- Fairview Park
- Findlay
- Fremont
- Gahanna
- Galion
- Garfield Heights
- Girard
- Glen Willow
- Glen Oak
- Grand Rapids
- Hilliard
- Hillsboro
- Hudson
- Jackson (OH)
- Kent
- Kettering
- Lakewood
- Lancaster
- Lima
- Lorain
- Mansfield
- Marietta
- Mason
- Middletown
- Milan
- Mentor
- Newark
- Niles
- North Olmsted
- North Ridgeville
- Norwalk
- Painesville
- Parma
- Perrysburg
- Port Clinton
- Portsmouth
- Ravenna
- Reynoldsburg
- Sandusky
- Shaker Heights
- Shelby
- Sidney
- Solon
- Springfield
- St. Marys
- Steubenville
- Strongsville
- Sylvania
- Toledo
- Troy
- Twinsburg
- Upper Arlington
- Urbana
- Wadsworth
- Warren
- Westerville
- West Lafayette
- West Ridgeville
- Westlake
- Wooster
- Xenia
- Youngstown
- Zanesville
Sign Last, Not First
Your plates stay with you. Don’t let the vehicle go anywhere with them still attached. Or return them to the BMV.
Never leave a plate on a vehicle you sold.
Lost Title?
Any county Clerk of Courts title office can issue a duplicate. Bring a photo ID and payment. Fees vary by county, so call ahead.
Found your original after the duplicate? Return the original to the clerk. It gets cancelled.
Is your title electronic? Ohio does not require you to get a paper title before selling in that case. You fill in a state form in front of a clerk or notary. Ask the clerk what your county wants.
Not sure where you stand? Tell us your story. We will explain the next step. We never promise what an office may refuse.
Junk and Scrap Vehicles
Some vehicles are taken apart. Some are destroyed. Some are changed so much that they are no longer a complete car. In Ohio, the title must then be surrendered to the Clerk of Courts for cancellation.
If you sell to a junk dealer, the title is assigned to the dealer. Your signature is notarized.
Let us know what condition your vehicle is in. . We will explain which path fits.
Salvage and Total Loss
A salvage title is issued when a vehicle is wrecked or called a total loss in an insurance claim. To drive it again, a salvage vehicle must pass a state inspection. Then it gets a rebuilt salvage title.
We buy salvage vehicles. Tell us what the title says and what happened.
What Ohio Does to a Vehicle?
Ohio is hard on metal. Winter salt eats floors and brake lines. Lake wind and heavy snow bury cars for days. Potholes bend wheels. Summer storms bring hail. Humid air grows mildew in seats.
After a few years, many owners stop fixing and start selling.
How We Set Your Price?
We check what year it is and which make and model it falls under. . We look at miles. We ask what still works. We think about reusable parts. We think about scrap metal. We take into account how accessible the vehicle is.
Share the real problems. Then your offer holds on pickup day.
Pickup in Three Moves
First, send the details. Second, read your offer. It is yours to take or ignore. Third, pick a time. Our driver checks the vehicle, goes over the papers with you and pays you when it is loaded.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the title office notarize my signature?
Often, yes. A deputy clerk can witness it. Certain offices could charge a minor fee. Call first.
My title is electronic. Do I need a paper one?
Not for a sale. You complete a state form in front of a clerk or notary
There is white-out on my title. Is it still good?
Probably not. Offices treat altered titles as void. You may need a duplicate.
Should I sign with a nickname?
No. Sign exactly as the title is issued.
My title came from another state. Does that matter?
It can. Ohio offices want out-of-state titles converted to Ohio titles. Tell us the state, and ask the clerk.
Am I allowed to mail my plates into the BMV?
Ask the BMV how it wants plates returned. Never leave them attached to the car
Why do Ohio vehicle owners choose your service?
A lot of people like to keep things easy when they want to sell their car. They do not want to put up an ad for the car and have people come to see it and then talk about the price. People like to get a price for their car and have someone pick it up for free. They want to sell their car in a way. Private selling can be a hassle so people like to have one way to sell their car and get the money.