Looking to get rid of an unwanted vehicle in Nevada? Auto City Salvage makes the process simple, honest, and convenient. We buy junk cars in any condition, whether they are damaged, wrecked, nonrunning, or simply taking up space. You can count on free towing, fast service, and payment on the spot when we pick up your vehicle. Our friendly team will help you understand your options and make the sale easy from start to finish. Find out what your car is worth today and contact Auto City Salvage for your free offer or quote.
Payment at Pickup and Free Towing
Our vehicle buying and pickup service covers every part of Nevada. We can purchase used and junk cars anywhere in the state, from communities near Lake Tahoe and the Colorado River to areas across the Great Basin and near the Spring Mountains. No matter where the vehicle is located, we can arrange pickup at your home, workplace, repair shop, or another nearby location.
We provide free towing and make it easy to schedule vehicle pickup around your availability. Sellers can also request 24 hour instant offers, even when they live far from major cities. Whether you are in a rural area or a larger Nevada community, we coordinate the pickup details directly with you.
HOW IT WORKS
We make it easy to sell your used or junk car anywhere in Nevada. We give you a fast offer, arrange a pickup time that works for you, and pay you quickly when we collect your car. Look at the three steps below to see how easy the process is.
1. Get Your Instant Offer
Tell us a few details about your vehicle and get a no-obligation cash offer.
2. Schedule Free Towing
Schedule a pickup at a time and location that are convenient for you.
3. Get Paid on the Spot
Get your payment when your vehicle is picked up. We make selling your car easy.
We Buy Cars, Damaged or Not
Auto City Salvage buys vehicles for cash from residents throughout Nevada, including clean used cars that are still in good shape. Owners may sell an older vehicle after years of use, especially when high mileage lowers its value or a newer car makes it unnecessary. Some vehicles sit unused because a family has an unwanted extra car, while others are sold after repair costs become difficult to justify or the vehicle fails an inspection.We also buy vehicles with mechanical problems, such as engine, transmission, or electrical issues. A car may have cosmetic damage from weather, neglect, or minor accidents, while another may have more serious accident damage and no longer be practical to repair. Non running vehicles are accepted as well, including cars that broke down in a driveway. Even junk or scrap vehicles can be sold, whether they are missing parts, badly damaged, or simply too old to keep.
The Difference With Auto City Salvage
Auto City Salvage gives Nevada vehicle sellers access to a nationwide network of licensed dealers and junkyards. This network is exclusive to trusted buyers who meet clear standards for pricing, communication, and service. Partners are reviewed on a regular basis, so the network stays reliable and competitive. By connecting each vehicle with the right buyer, the system helps secure the best possible price based on its condition, age, location, and demand.
We serve sellers across Nevada and provide phone offers using basic vehicle details. After the offer is accepted, we schedule a pickup that fits the seller’s needs and include free towing with no hidden fees. Auto City Salvage also handles title and ownership paperwork according to Nevada law. The final price stays guaranteed when the vehicle matches the details provided, giving sellers a clear process from the first call through pickup.
What Is Your Vehicle Worth?
A junk car in Nevada is usually worth a combination of its scrap value and the value of parts that can be reused, resold, or recycled. Scrap metal prices and vehicle weight matter because a heavier car may contain more steel and other recyclable material. The make, model, and year also affect the offer. Some vehicles have stronger demand because their parts are easier to sell or harder to find. A catalytic converter can add value when it contains valuable metals, while engines, transmissions, wheels, electronics, and body panels may be worth more when they are in good condition.
The car does not have to run to have value. A vehicle with a working engine or transmission may bring more than one with major mechanical damage, but a not running car can still be useful for parts and scrap. Severe crash damage, rust, missing parts, or flood damage can reduce the offer. Local demand can also matter if buyers are looking for a certain make, model, or part in the area. The title and other paperwork may affect how easily the vehicle can be processed. Towing distance and the difficulty of moving the car can also affect the final offer, especially if it has flat tires, no wheels, or cannot be loaded normally.
Two vehicles of a similar age can have very different values because of their weight, condition, parts, and demand. To estimate what your particular junk car is worth, provide details such as the year, make, model, location, condition, title status, missing parts, and whether the engine and transmission work. The best way to determine the actual value is to receive an individual quote based on the vehicle.
Common Questions About Selling a Vehicle
A: Yes, vehicles with seized or completely failed engines can still qualify for an offer. Provide the vehicle details and describe the engine problem accurately.
Q: What if my vehicle is stuck in mud, grass, or dirt?
A: Tell us about the vehicle’s location and condition before scheduling pickup. The towing provider will determine the safest way to access and load it.
Q: Can I sell a vehicle after buying a newer car?
A: You can sell an unwanted vehicle after replacing it with another car. Provide the vehicle information, and Auto City Salvage will prepare an offer based on its condition and usable parts.
Q: How does severe side impact or T bone damage affect my offer?
A: Extensive side impact damage lowers the value of a vehicle, but damaged vehicles can still have value for parts and recycling. Share photos or a detailed description when requesting an offer.
Q: Can you pick up a vehicle that does not run from my private driveway?
A: Pickup from a private driveway is available for vehicles that do not run. Keep the vehicle accessible, and tell us about gates, narrow spaces, steep areas, or other access concerns.
Q: What paperwork is needed to transfer a vehicle title?
A: The required paperwork depends on the vehicle and ownership situation. Have the title and available ownership documents ready so Auto City Salvage can review the transfer details with you.
Q: Do vehicles with cracked engine blocks or broken timing belts have value?
A: They can still have value even when engine repairs are not practical. The vehicle’s make, model, parts, weight, and overall condition help determine the offer.
Q: Can I choose a specific pickup time slot?
A: You can request a preferred pickup time, and the scheduling team will confirm an available appointment. Same day pickup is available when scheduling and location allow it.
Q: How much are rare or classic car parts worth?
A: Rare or classic parts can add value when they are desirable, complete, and in usable condition. Include the make, model, year, and details about original or uncommon parts when requesting an offer.
Q: Can I sell a vehicle for a family member who moved away?
A: Start by providing the vehicle information and explaining that you are assisting the owner. The owner and vehicle documents must be reviewed before the sale and pickup are completed.
Q: What happens if my vehicle has a lien?
A: Tell us about any lien before accepting an offer. The lien generally needs to be paid or released, and the required payoff or release documents must be available before the sale can be completed.
Q: Are vehicles with complete engine failure valuable to auto recyclers?
A: Auto recyclers evaluate the vehicle as a whole, including its metal, catalytic components, usable parts, and demand for specific components. A vehicle that does not run can still have recyclable and reusable value.
Q: Can you pick up a vehicle from a commercial business parking lot?
A: Pickup can be arranged from a business parking lot when the property owner or responsible representative authorizes access. Provide the exact location, vehicle position, and any parking instructions.
Q: What if my vehicle has missing seats or interior trim?
A: Missing interior parts reduce the vehicle’s value, but the remaining metal and components can still support an offer. Describe which seats, panels, electronics, and other parts are missing.
Q: Can you buy a vehicle with storm or falling tree damage?
A: Storm damage and falling tree damage do not automatically prevent a purchase. Describe damage to the roof, glass, body, engine, or interior so the offer reflects the vehicle’s condition.
Q: Does the weight of an SUV or pickup truck affect its scrap value?
A: Weight is one factor in scrap value, along with metal content, usable parts, vehicle demand, and condition. Larger SUVs and pickup trucks often contain more recyclable material than smaller vehicles.
Q: What if I lost the title to my vehicle?
A: Contact us with the vehicle details and explain that the title is missing. The sale depends on verifying ownership and obtaining the correct replacement or ownership documents.
Q: Can a starter or battery problem qualify a vehicle for an offer?
A: A vehicle that has been sitting because of a dead battery or failed starter can still qualify. Tell us whether the engine turns over and whether the vehicle can be moved for pickup.
Q: Can an accepted instant offer change later?
A: An offer is based on the information provided about the vehicle. If the condition, parts, damage, or ownership details differ substantially at pickup, the offer may need review before the sale is completed.
Q: Do I need to notify the DMV after selling my vehicle?
A: After selling a vehicle in Nevada, follow the current notification instructions provided by the Nevada DMV and keep copies of your sale records. Auto City Salvage can provide the purchase paperwork connected with the transaction.
Q: Can you buy a vehicle with a damaged engine but no title available?
A: A damaged engine does not prevent an offer, but missing ownership documents can delay or prevent completion of the sale. Provide every document you have so the ownership situation can be reviewed.
Nevada Statewide Service
Auto City Salvage buys junk vehicles throughout Nevada. We serve the entire state and accept vehicles from every community. Our statewide coverage makes it easy to sell a junk vehicle no matter where you live in Nevada.
Central Nevada
Eureka County
US 50 gives residents of Beowawe and Eureka a direct route for arranging vehicle removal with Auto City Salvage. A damaged pickup, old sedan, or vehicle that no longer starts can often be picked up from a home, business, or storage site. We review the vehicle details, confirm the title requirements, and schedule a tow that fits your availability. If the car is missing parts or has been sitting for years, share those details with us so we can plan the proper equipment.
In Crescent Valley, long driving distances can make it difficult to find a buyer for an unwanted vehicle. Our team helps simplify the process by discussing the vehicle condition before dispatch and explaining the paperwork needed for the sale. We can work with owners who need to clear a driveway, remove a damaged vehicle after an accident, or dispose of an older car that is no longer worth repairing. Pickup timing depends on access and location, but we work to keep the process clear from the first call through removal.
Lander County
Austin sits along US 50, where an old vehicle may be parked at a residence, repair area, or rural property for a long time before the owner decides to remove it. Auto City Salvage buys junk cars, trucks, and other salvage vehicles, whether they run or not. After collecting basic information, we explain title and ownership paperwork, provide a quote when possible, and arrange towing based on the vehicle’s location and condition.
For customers in Battle Mountain, access from Interstate 80 can help with pickup planning, but every site still has its own needs. A vehicle with flat tires, locked wheels, accident damage, or missing parts may require different loading steps than a running car. We ask about those issues in advance so our driver arrives prepared. Our goal is to make vehicle removal simple for local owners who want a clear driveway or need to dispose of a vehicle that has reached the end of its useful life.
Nye County
Pahrump residents often need a practical answer for a vehicle that will not start or has become too costly to repair. Auto City Salvage can discuss cars, trucks, vans, and other unwanted vehicles and help set a pickup time that works around the customer’s schedule. The process starts with vehicle details and ownership information, followed by guidance on required paperwork. Whether the vehicle is parked near a home, along a side street, or on private property, we confirm access before arranging towing.
Along US 95, drivers in Amargosa Valley and Beatty may have limited options for moving an old vehicle that cannot be driven. We handle removal planning for vehicles with engine failure, collision damage, flat tires, or heavy wear. Beatty’s location near the Amargosa River area and Amargosa Valley’s open roads can create different pickup conditions, so accurate directions are helpful. Owners should remove personal items before the scheduled visit and have the title or other ownership documents ready when available.
In the smaller communities of Crystal, Gabbs, and Manhattan, an unwanted vehicle may sit on private land or beside a home while parts are removed or repairs are delayed. We can review the condition of the vehicle and determine what information our towing partner needs before pickup. Gabbs connects with the surrounding desert roads, while Manhattan lies near the US 50 corridor, and both locations may require clear directions to the vehicle. Crystal customers can also contact us about cars that are no longer usable, with scheduling based on road access, property conditions, and equipment needs.
Mercury and Round Mountain customers may have vehicles that are difficult to move because of age, damage, or mechanical failure. Our team helps identify whether the vehicle can be loaded safely and discusses title requirements before the tow is scheduled. Round Mountain is reached from the US 6 corridor, while access to Mercury can require more detailed location planning. Providing a working phone number, exact pickup instructions, and a description of locked wheels or missing keys helps us reduce delays.
Tonopah’s position near the junction of US 6 and US 95 makes it a familiar stopping point for people dealing with an aging vehicle, but a car that will not run can still be hard to transport. Auto City Salvage offers a straightforward way to begin the sale and removal process. We explain what documents may be needed, schedule a suitable pickup window, and coordinate towing for salvage vehicles, damaged cars, and trucks that have been sitting unused.
Las Vegas Metro
Clark County
From Blue Diamond and Goodsprings to Las Vegas, our team at Auto City Salvage helps owners clear away unwanted vehicles without making the process difficult. A car that no longer runs, has accident damage, or has been sitting beside a home can often be scheduled for removal. Residents in Enterprise, Henderson, Paradise, Spring Valley, Summerlin South, Sunrise Manor, Whitney, and Winchester can contact us with the vehicle location and basic details. Our drivers plan pickup times around local streets, apartment access, driveways, and neighborhood parking limits.
Boulder City vehicles can often be arranged for pickup with access from US 93, while customers in Jean, Sloan, and Cal-Nev-Ari may need a little more planning because of the distance between properties. We also serve owners in Indian Springs, Mount Charleston, Sandy Valley, and Searchlight, where road conditions and location details help us prepare the right tow equipment. Near Nelson and the Colorado River routes around Laughlin, an old truck, van, or damaged car does not need to remain on private land once a removal time is set.
In the northeast part of Clark County, residents of Bunkerville, Logandale, Mesquite, Moapa, and Moapa Valley can ask us about towing vehicles that cannot be driven. North Las Vegas customers may have a car blocking a garage, while a resident of Summerlin South may need removal from a tight residential space. We review title and ownership paperwork before pickup, explain what documents are needed, and confirm whether keys are available. After the vehicle is collected, we handle the salvage and recycling steps so customers can move on without arranging a separate tow company.
Northern Nevada
Elko County
From the streets of Elko to the rural roads around Carlin, Auto City Salvage helps owners turn unwanted vehicles into cash. A car that will not start, a truck damaged in a collision, or an older vehicle sitting beside a home may still have salvage value. We arrange vehicle removal and towing based on your location, whether you are in Ryndon, Spring Creek, Osino, or Wells along the I 80 corridor. Our team explains the title and paperwork needed before setting a pickup time, helping avoid delays when the vehicle cannot be driven.
The wide roads and long travel distances around Elko County can make an abandoned vehicle difficult to handle alone. In Jarbidge, Mountain City, Owyhee, and Lamoille, we work with owners to plan practical pickup access for cars and trucks on private property. Residents of Jackpot, Montello, and West Wendover can also contact us about salvage vehicles, flood or accident damage, and cars that have been parked for years. We review the vehicle details, provide a cash offer when possible, and coordinate towing so the removal fits your schedule. The area around the Ruby Mountains and Lamoille Canyon shows how varied this county can be, so clear directions and a safe meeting point help our drivers complete each pickup.
Humboldt County
A vehicle parked off US 95 can be hard to move when its battery is dead, tires are flat, or engine no longer runs. Auto City Salvage buys unwanted cars, trucks, vans, and other salvage vehicles in Winnemucca, with pickup planning that can work around homes, businesses, and rural properties. The Humboldt River and the I 80 corridor shape travel through the area, and we use the information you provide to choose a practical access route. Before scheduling, our staff goes over ownership documents, title needs, keys, and any other paperwork required for the sale.
Residents in Denio, McDermitt, Orovada, and Paradise Valley may have extra distance to consider when arranging vehicle removal. We can discuss the condition of the vehicle, location details, and towing needs before setting a time that works for the property owner. In Golconda, an older car near local roads or a work truck that has reached the end of its use can often be handled without the owner arranging separate transport. Whether damage came from an accident or the vehicle simply stopped running, our team works to keep the cash sale and removal process clear from the first call through pickup.
Northeast Nevada
White Pine County
Residents in Baker, Ely, Lund, McGill, and Ruth can contact Auto City Salvage when an old car, truck, or SUV has become difficult to keep. A vehicle sitting beside a home, shop, or rural property may have a dead battery, wreck damage, flat tires, or major mechanical problems. We review the vehicle details, explain the title and paperwork requirements, and arrange a pickup time that fits your schedule. Our team can often remove vehicles that do not run, helping clear space without requiring you to arrange a separate tow.
The wide roads around Great Basin National Park and US 50 connect many parts of White Pine County, but distance can make vehicle removal harder to plan. From a driveway in Ely to a property near Lund, McGill, or Ruth, we coordinate towing and access details before sending a driver. Baker customers can also ask about removing salvage vehicles, older cars, and damaged trucks. Once the vehicle and ownership documents are confirmed, we work to make the sale and pickup process clear and convenient.
Northwest Nevada
Pershing County
Along Interstate 80, residents of Imlay often need a simple way to remove an old car, truck, or damaged vehicle from a driveway or property. Auto City Salvage buys salvage vehicles, wrecked cars, and nonrunning vehicles in the area. We can review the vehicle details, explain the title and paperwork needed, and arrange a pickup time that fits your schedule. Access from I 80 helps us plan towing logistics in this wide open part of Pershing County.
Lovelock customers may have vehicles that no longer pass inspection, have major mechanical damage, or have sat unused for years. We make the process clear from the first call and can discuss what happens when a vehicle does not run. Rye Patch residents near Rye Patch Reservoir can also contact us about removing unwanted vehicles. Once the sale is approved, our towing team coordinates access, loads the vehicle carefully, and keeps the removal as convenient as possible.
Washoe County
A vehicle does not need to run for Auto City Salvage to consider it for purchase in Washoe County. In Cold Springs and Lemmon Valley, we help property owners clear out cars that have failed engines, flat tires, accident damage, or long term storage problems. Reno customers can send us basic information about the vehicle and its location so we can discuss value, title requirements, and a practical pickup plan. Our team works around driveways, apartment areas, and other access limits when arranging removal.
From the Truckee River area near Verdi and Mogul to the neighborhoods of Sparks, towing plans can vary by road access and vehicle condition. We coordinate the right equipment for a car that rolls as well as one that needs extra care. Sun Valley residents with an abandoned project car can ask about paperwork and scheduling, while Spanish Springs customers may use our service to clear a damaged truck or older sedan. We aim to provide clear instructions before the tow arrives.
Around Lake Tahoe, Incline Village and Crystal Bay residents may need to remove a vehicle from a home, garage, or private lot without driving it to a salvage yard. We can discuss title ownership, keys, and any other documents needed before setting a pickup time. Sutcliffe customers near Pyramid Lake can also contact us about unwanted vehicles, even when the car has been sitting for a long period or has weather related wear. Careful planning helps us complete the removal with less disruption.
Gerlach has a remote setting, so pickup details matter when a vehicle is disabled or difficult to access. Our staff can ask about the road, the vehicle position, and whether it rolls before confirming the towing arrangements. Nixon residents can receive the same straightforward help with salvage cars, damaged pickups, and nonrunning vehicles. Washoe Valley customers near the valley roads can also reach Auto City Salvage for a quote and a scheduled removal, with our team handling the transportation after the sale is agreed upon.
South Central Nevada
Esmeralda County
In Dyer, long distances and limited local services can make an unwanted vehicle difficult to move. Our Auto City Salvage team can arrange towing for cars, trucks, vans, and salvage vehicles that do not run, whether they are stored near Nevada State Route 264 or in the open areas of Fish Lake Valley. A clear title is helpful, and we explain the paperwork needed before setting a pickup time.
Goldfield residents often have older vehicles that have remained parked after a breakdown or years of use. We can inspect vehicles in town and coordinate removal from a home, business, or property near US 95. Gold Point and Silver Peak customers can also contact us about damaged, abandoned, or nonoperable vehicles. We plan the route, confirm access for the tow truck, and work to make the sale and removal simple in these remote parts of Esmeralda County.
Lincoln County
A vehicle parked in Alamo does not need to run for us to evaluate it. Our team regularly helps owners arrange removal from homes and properties along US 93 and through the Pahranagat Valley. Hiko residents can call when a car has failed, been damaged, or no longer makes financial sense to repair. We review the vehicle details, explain title and ownership paperwork, and schedule towing around the customer’s access needs.
Caliente customers may be dealing with an old truck near the roads leading toward Cathedral Gorge State Park, while Panaca owners may have a disabled vehicle near Meadow Valley Wash. Pioche sits in hilly country where moving a heavy salvage vehicle can require careful pickup planning, so we confirm the location and condition before dispatch. For Rachel residents along State Route 375, our scheduling process helps coordinate a practical pickup for vehicles that do not run. Clear directions, keys when available, and the correct paperwork help us complete removal with fewer delays.
Western Nevada
Carson City
Carson City drivers often need a simple way to remove an old sedan, damaged truck, or vehicle that no longer runs. Auto City Salvage can review the vehicle details, explain title and paperwork needs, and arrange a pickup that fits your schedule. Whether the vehicle is parked near Carson Street, US 50, or a residential neighborhood, our towing team works carefully to clear it from your property and provide a cash offer when the vehicle qualifies.
Churchill County
Fallon residents can turn to Auto City Salvage when an unwanted vehicle takes up space in a driveway, alley, or yard. We buy junk cars, salvage vehicles, and damaged trucks, then coordinate towing from homes and businesses around US 50 and the Fallon area. A vehicle that will not start does not have to be repaired before pickup. We can discuss its condition, confirm the required ownership documents, and set a convenient removal time.
In Fallon Station and Hazen, rural driveways and longer distances can make vehicle removal harder to arrange. Our team plans the route in advance and brings the right towing equipment for cars, vans, and trucks that cannot move under their own power. Clear information about the title, keys, location, and vehicle condition helps us prepare a smooth pickup and avoid delays.
Douglas County
From Gardnerville and Minden to Gardnerville Ranchos and Ruhenstroth, residents may have an older vehicle that is no longer worth repairing. Auto City Salvage purchases unwanted cars and trucks and can arrange towing near US 395, local streets, and nearby rural roads. Fish Springs customers can also contact us about vehicles with missing parts, collision damage, engine failure, or long periods of outdoor storage. We explain the paperwork before pickup so the sale is clear.
Genoa, Johnson Lane, Kingsbury, and Glenbrook each have different access needs, especially when a vehicle is parked on a sloped driveway or away from a main road. Our scheduling team confirms the exact location and selects a safe approach for the tow truck. Service is also available in Skyland, Stateline, Zephyr Cove, Topaz Lake, and Topaz Ranch Estates. Whether the vehicle sits near Lake Tahoe, along the Carson Valley, or by the Nevada California state line, we work with the owner to plan removal at a practical time.
Lyon County
A non running vehicle in Dayton or Dayton Valley can be difficult to move without professional equipment. Auto City Salvage can review the make, model, year, condition, and title status before arranging a tow. We handle cars damaged in a crash, trucks with failed engines, and older vehicles that have been sitting for years. Pickup planning around US 50 and local roads helps us reach homes, lots, and rural properties with fewer surprises.
Fernley drivers may have a vehicle stored near Interstate 80, while customers in Mound House and Silver City may need help with an older vehicle on private land. Our team asks about access, locked wheels, missing tires, and other conditions that affect loading. Residents of Silver Springs, Stagecoach, Wellington, Mason, and Yerington can also schedule a review for unwanted vehicles. We provide clear instructions about ownership paperwork and coordinate towing after the offer is accepted.
Mineral County
In Hawthorne, an unused car or pickup can take up valuable space near a home or business. Auto City Salvage buys junk and salvage vehicles and can arrange removal even when the engine does not run. Customers in Babbitt and Schurz can share the vehicle location and condition with us so we can plan the proper truck and loading method. We also discuss title requirements before setting the appointment.
Luning, Mina, and Walker Lake have open rural areas where a vehicle may sit far from a normal driveway or paved access. Accurate directions help our driver reach the vehicle safely and complete the tow without unnecessary delays. After confirming the paperwork, we schedule a pickup that works for the owner and handle the removal of damaged, abandoned, or unwanted vehicles according to the agreed arrangements.
Storey County
Gold Hill and Virginia City properties may have narrow streets, uneven ground, or limited space for a tow truck, so pickup planning matters. Auto City Salvage asks about the vehicle’s position, condition, wheels, and access before sending a driver. We can help remove cars that have failed mechanically, suffered collision damage, or sat unused for a long time. Clear title information and the keys, when available, help keep the sale moving.
Lockwood residents can contact us about junk cars and trucks located near Interstate 80, industrial areas, or private property. Our team provides a cash offer based on the vehicle details and arranges a suitable removal time after the owner accepts. Even when a vehicle cannot be driven, we bring the equipment needed to load it and complete the pickup with as little disruption as possible.
Recent Vehicle Purchases
How To Sign Your Nevada Vehicle Title
In Nevada, the seller transfers ownership by completing the assignment section on the vehicle title and signing it exactly as the name appears on the title. The seller must provide accurate buyer, sale, and odometer information, and should not sign a blank title. If a lien appears on the title, the lienholder must release it before the transfer can be completed.
- Check the owner names: Compare the names on the title with the people selling the vehicle. Every listed owner must sign unless the names are joined by “or.” Each signature should match the printed name on the title. If a business owns the vehicle, an authorized representative should sign and include the business name and the representative’s title.
- Complete the assignment section: In the title’s assignment area, print the buyer’s full legal name and Nevada address. Enter the exact date of sale and the sale price or other required purchase information. Write clearly in ink, and do not use correction fluid, erase information, or cross out mistakes.
- Sign in the seller area: Each required seller must sign on the seller signature line. Add the printed name if the title provides a separate space. Do not sign the buyer’s section or sign the title before the buyer and sale information have been entered.
- Complete the odometer disclosure: If the vehicle is subject to odometer reporting rules, enter the current mileage and select the statement that is true, such as actual mileage, mileage that exceeds the mechanical limit, or mileage that is not the actual mileage. The seller and buyer must sign the odometer section when the title requires both signatures. Vehicles that are at least 20 years old are generally exempt under federal odometer rules, but any exemption printed on the Nevada title should be followed.
- Handle a lien before delivery: Do not transfer a title that still shows a lien unless the lienholder has released the lien. Give the buyer the lien release and any other ownership documents required by the lienholder. Nevada may require the lien release or a properly issued title before the buyer can register the vehicle.
- Give the completed title to the buyer: After all required sections are complete, give the buyer the signed title. Keep a copy of the signed title and a bill of sale for your records. The buyer uses these documents to apply for Nevada title and registration.
- Remove the license plates: Nevada plates generally stay with the seller and do not transfer to the buyer. Remove the plates before the vehicle leaves your possession, and report the sale through the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles if required. Keep insurance on the vehicle until the plates are removed or surrendered and you no longer have legal responsibility for it.
Nevada Vehicle Selling Information
Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles
When selling your junk car in Nevada, make sure the title and vehicle records are handled before the car is picked up. This is general guidance only; DMV requirements may change or vary by situation, so check the Nevada DMV for official information.
- Signing the Title: Sign the seller section exactly as your name appears on the title, and complete the sale date, buyer information, and odometer reading when required. Do not sign a blank title or cross out information. Make sure all required fields are complete before handing it over.
- Lost Title: If you cannot find the title, contact the Nevada DMV to request a replacement title. You will generally need to verify that you are the registered owner, and any lien on the vehicle may need to be cleared before a replacement can be issued.
- License Plates: Remove the Nevada license plates before the vehicle leaves your possession. Nevada plates generally stay with the seller, so you may be able to transfer them to another vehicle or return them to the DMV, depending on your situation.
- After the Sale: Notify the Nevada DMV that you sold the vehicle, cancel or update its registration as appropriate, and contact your insurance company to remove the vehicle from your policy. Keep a copy of the signed title or sale records for your files.
If you have questions about the paperwork for your junk car, contact Auto City Salvage and we’ll be glad to help you review what you have.