Junk cars are vehicles that have come to the end of their lives or have sustained considerable damage that has reduced their values. Repairing and selling such vehicles is time-consuming and expensive, and vehicle owners don’t usually get a great return for the effort they have put in.
Over 270 million vehicles are registered in the United States. These vehicles have a limited lifespan, after which they are unsafe to drive around. 95% of vehicles that outlive this lifespan are useful for recycling. Almost 80% of a vehicle can now be recycled and reused due to improved techniques and technology.
Who doesn’t like to have a gleaming, brand new car, standing proudly in their driveway? For a true car enthusiast, nothing comes above the experiencing of sitting behind the wheel in their new car.
Your car may have served you through hail or storm but it’s time to let it go. Over the years, it may have endured damage of varying severities. While a scratch on the windshield or a dent in the hood doesn’t seems repairable, together with a series of other damages it’s a lot to mend.
