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Cash for trucks, vans and SUVs
Pickups with a tired engine, cube vans that finished their last delivery, minivans the kids outgrew, SUVs that rusted out underneath. Bigger vehicles carry more metal and more parts, and we pay for both.
- Half-ton to one-ton pickups, cube vans and cargo vans
- Minivans and SUVs, running or not
- Company and fleet vehicles welcome
Get a cash price
Tell us about the vehicle. We call back with a number.
What we see most
- Pickups. F-150s, Silverados, Sierras, Rams, Tacomas and Rangers with engine, transmission or rust problems.
- Cube vans and cargo vans. E-series, Savanas, Express vans, Sprinters and Transits retired from delivery or trade work.
- Minivans. Caravans, Siennas, Odysseys and Pacificas with transmission trouble or high kilometres.
- SUVs. Older Explorers, Escapes, CR-Vs, RAV4s and Pathfinders that aren't worth another big repair.
Why bigger vehicles are worth more
More weight means more steel to recycle, and trucks and vans have parts that stay in demand for years: engines, transmissions, rear axles, doors, beds and boxes. Diesel engines and four-wheel-drive systems add value when they're intact. A truck that won't run can still be worth more than a running compact car.
Business, fleet and work vehicles
Retiring a van from a trade business or a truck from a fleet works the same way. The registered owner, usually the company, signs the transfer, so someone with authority to sign for the business needs to be there with the registration. Remove any tools, racking you want to keep, fuel cards and GPS trackers before pickup.
Box trucks and anything heavier than a one-ton may need a bigger tow truck. Tell us the model and roughly how much it weighs when you call so the right truck comes.
Loading big vehicles
Long vans and lifted trucks need room for the flatbed to line up. Tell us if it's parked in a tight lot, under a low roof or behind a gate. For damaged trucks see damaged vehicles, and for ones that won't start see non-running vehicles.
Truck and van questions
Do you buy box trucks and one-tons?
Usually, yes. Tell us the make, model and roughly how heavy it is so we can send the right tow truck.
Can my company sell a fleet vehicle to you?
Yes. Someone who can sign for the company needs to be there with the registration.
Do you buy trucks with a canopy or racks?
Yes. If you want to keep the canopy, racks or toolboxes, take them off before pickup and tell us so the price reflects it.
Ready to see it gone?
Call with the year, make, model and where it's parked. Most calls take a few minutes, and you'll hang up with a number.