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How much will a junk yard pay for a whole car?

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Not all junkyards accept cars (most do), but for the most part depending on the condition/size/type of car, you could get as low as $100 or as much as $500. Junkers are weighed and bought based on the scrap value, but some places will take into account valuable car parts for certain hard to find models or other qualifiers. You should shop around and even try ebay though.
Marty Simpson · answered over a year ago

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That depends, are you talking about a scrap yard or a auto salvage? A scrap yard, where they crush it and then grind it up will only take it after you remove all of the fluids and then they pay by the pound. I got $150 for a full sized 3/4 ton Dodge pick up truck last fall. If you are talking about a salvage yard where they remove the good parts and sell them then you are probably looking at $300 BUT it must be a car they want. They dont want a 1986 Chevy Celebrity. But they do want a 2001 Toyota Camry.  more
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