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Cash for Junk Cars in Scranton–Wilkes-Barre

Let Local Buyers Battle. You Pick the Winner.

Local Scranton–Wilkes-Barre junk car buyers compete for your car on your own offers page. They see the car, your first name and your area, but never your phone number or email.

Only 5 of 136 Scranton–Wilkes-Barre listings made our list

How selling a junk car in Scranton–Wilkes-Barre works

  1. Describe the car online

    Fill in a short form with the year, make and model, whether it runs, the title and when you need it gone. Add photos, the mileage and the VIN if you can, because buyers who can see the car offer a price they can stand by. There is no phone call to make and nobody to wait on hold for.

  2. Let the buyers battle

    Buyers around Scranton–Wilkes-Barre who take cars from your ZIP send offers to your own offers page, each with the earliest time they can pick up. Your page shows the three who can come soonest beside the three who will pay the most, each offer shows the buyer's name and town, and you can message any of them through our site.

  3. Pick your winner and get paid

    Choose the offer that suits you, whether that is the most cash, the soonest pickup or one near the top of both, and book that buyer's time or a later one they have open. The buyer tows the car for free and pays you the full amount when they collect it.

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4.4/5average rating of Scranton–Wilkes-Barre buyers
251customer reviews behind those ratings
128listings removed: call centers, fakes, non-buyers
The price you accept is the price you get.

Offers can only go up while you compare. If a buyer tries to pay less at pickup you can say no, and after pickup we check that you were paid the full amount.

Find trusted junk car buyers in Scranton–Wilkes-Barre

A few of the screened local businesses that buy junk cars around Scranton–Wilkes-Barre, shown in a different order each time you visit.

Our Scranton–Wilkes-Barre screening

Scranton–Wilkes-Barre listings we checked136
Made our list5

Call centers, listings named after search words and businesses that don't buy cars were left out.

How BeaterBoss connects you with Scranton–Wilkes-Barre buyers

We researched the businesses that buy junk cars around Scranton–Wilkes-Barre, read what their customers say about them, and kept the 5 with the strongest track record: real local buyers who actually buy cars and treat sellers well. Call centers, listings named after search keywords and businesses that don't really buy cars were left out.

Enter your ZIP and tell us about the car once. Buyers who cover your ZIP send cash offers to your own offers page. You compare price and reputation, pick one, and book the pickup. You never have to give a buyer your number.

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Scranton–Wilkes-Barre's 5 screened junk car buyers

5 buyers

Malak's Auto Salvage and Towing

4.4 Shavertown

Up in the Back Mountain, Malak's has come the same day for junk cars and paid cash at pickup. Its crew pulled a 2005 Sebring out of a tight spot between a yard and an alley without touching the fence, and one seller junked three cars here in a year. The bad reviews are about towing and storage bills after police tows, not about buying cars.

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ABC Auto Parts

4.2 Hunlock Creek

West of Nanticoke in Hunlock Creek, ABC is a used parts yard with a scrap scale that also takes in old cars. Only one review comes from someone who had a car hauled away, and it is a few years old. That seller said the removal was quick and polite. Scrap sellers like the posted prices, while two older parts buyers were unhappy with transmissions they bought.

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Stars and Stripes Cash for Cars & Auto Repair

4.5 Tobyhanna

On Route 611 in Tobyhanna, this Pocono repair shop also runs a tow truck and a cash-for-cars side, as its name says. Few reviews are from people who sold a car here. One mentions it takes junk cars and another says the pickup was quick. Most people write about honest, cheap repairs, though one older review complains about a missing receipt for a part.

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Harry's We Buy It

4.7 Plains

Harry's buying desk in Plains quotes a price up front and sends a truck to the seller's home for the car. One seller who couldn't get a same-day pickup drove the car in and left with the amount quoted. It belongs to the same family as the Harry's U-Pull-It yards. A recent seller had a check written out wrong and found the office shut before its posted Saturday hours.

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G & G Towing

4.3 Carbondale

This family towing and scrap yard in Carbondale has paid $400 for a 1992 Dodge Dakota, more than a pick-your-part yard offered. It also hauled off a dead Audi with locked wheels from an awkward driveway. One car came in without its catalytic converter and brought only $175. A few people found the front desk rude on scrap metal drop-offs.

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Star ratings are from Google and shown for reference, and the write-ups are our own. How we choose buyers.

Sell your junk car in Scranton–Wilkes-Barre without the phone calls

Get offers, not calls

Tell us about the car once and buyers send their prices to your own page. We text you as offers arrive, and nobody gets your number.

Choose with the reviews

Every buyer here passed our screening, so you can weigh each price against the buyer's reputation and message anyone before you decide.

Paid at pickup

Towing is part of every offer, and the buyer pays you when they collect the car. Turn down anyone who tries to add a fee.

Getting offers vs. calling around

Offers through BeaterBoss

  • You describe your car once, and every offer lands on the same page.
  • You see the offers side by side, so the best one is obvious.
  • Every offer says when that buyer can come, so you know before you choose.
  • An offer can only go up while you compare, never down.
  • Your number stays private, because calls and messages go through our line.
  • Every buyer here is a screened local business.
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Calling yards yourself

  • You answer the same questions on every call.
  • Every yard quotes a different price, and you have nothing to compare it with.
  • You find out when each yard can come only by asking each one.
  • A price quoted on the phone can drop once the truck is in your driveway.
  • Your number ends up on every yard's list, and the calls keep coming after you sell.
  • Some listings that look local are call centers that sell your details on.

Pennsylvania rules

What you need to sell a junk car in Scranton–Wilkes-Barre

  • PlatesYou take them off
  • Signing the titleA notary is needed
  • Take your plate off once the title is transferred, and never give it to the buyer. Return it to PennDOT unless you will move it to another car.
  • Your signature on a Pennsylvania title must be notarized or verified. PennDOT suggests signing at a notary, tag service or dealer.
  • PennDOT suggests getting a signed receipt from the buyer that says they got the title and the car. Keep it as proof of the sale.
  • If you lost your Pennsylvania title, apply for a duplicate with Form MV-38O. There is a fee for every duplicate title.
  • Federal law: if your car is a 2011 or newer, write the mileage on the title when you sign it. A 2010 or older car is exempt.

Checked October 2026 against the official sources below. Rules change, so if anything here does not match your situation, PennDOT has the final word.

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Lost the title? Selling a junk car without a title, state by state.

Every screened buyer in the state: junk car buyers in Pennsylvania.

You might be wondering

How fast can a Scranton–Wilkes-Barre buyer pick up my car?

Every offer says the earliest time that buyer can come, and your offers page shows the fastest pickup near the top, so the quickest Scranton–Wilkes-Barre buyers are easy to spot. If you tell us you need it gone today, the list starts with the soonest pickups. You book the buyer's time or a later one they have open, up to a week ahead, so you can pick the time that suits you.

Can I call the Scranton–Wilkes-Barre buyers listed here?

We don't list their phone numbers. Enter your ZIP and the buyers who cover it send offers to your offers page, so you compare prices side by side instead of calling yard after yard. Once you pick one, calls go through our number, so neither side's number is handed out.

What do I need to sell a junk car in Pennsylvania?

Take your plate off once the title is transferred, and never give it to the buyer. Return it to PennDOT unless you will move it to another car. Your signature on a Pennsylvania title must be notarized or verified. PennDOT suggests signing at a notary, tag service or dealer. PennDOT suggests getting a signed receipt from the buyer that says they got the title and the car. Keep it as proof of the sale. If you lost your Pennsylvania title, apply for a duplicate with Form MV-38O. There is a fee for every duplicate title. If you can't find the title, say so on the form and message buyers before you choose, because some can still take the car.

How does BeaterBoss work?

Tell us about your car, your ZIP code and when you need it gone. Screened local junk car buyers send cash offers, and each one says the earliest time that buyer can pick up. Your offers page shows the top offer and the fastest pickup up front, and you pick the buyer you want.

What do Top, Fastest and Best of both mean?

Top is the biggest offer on your car. Fastest is the buyer who can pick it up soonest. Best of both marks an offer that is among the three biggest and the three soonest at once. They only point things out, so you can still choose any offer you like.

Do I need photos, the mileage or the VIN?

No, but the more you add, the more accurate your offers. Buyers price a car from what they can see, so photos of the front, the back, the dashboard showing the mileage (with the engine running, if it runs), the inside, any damage and the VIN plate let them offer a price they can stand by when they arrive. The VIN is on the dashboard by the windshield, or on the driver's door frame. Please don't add a photo of the title: it shows your address.

Is it free for sellers?

Yes. It costs you nothing to get offers or sell. Buyers pay us a fee only when they win your car, and it is on top of their offer, never taken out of it.

Will I get a lot of phone calls?

No. Offers arrive on your own offers page and we text you when they do. Buyers never get your phone number, not even the one you choose: calls go through our number.

Can I sell my car without a title?

Often, yes. Many buyers accept cars without a title if you can show ID and proof of ownership. Rules vary by state, and the offer may be lower.

What if the buyer lowers the price at pickup?

You can say no. The offer you accepted is the price. Tell us on your offers page and we will step in.

Why isn't a Scranton–Wilkes-Barre business I found on Google listed?

It may not have met our bar, which is a 4.0 or better Google rating, usually from at least 10 reviews, and signs that the business actually buys vehicles. We also leave out call centers and listings named after search keywords.

Why are some buyers shown first?

Buyers who make offers through BeaterBoss are shown first, because you can get their price here without a phone call. They pay us a fee only when you pick them and they pick up the car; you never pay anything. Everyone else is shown in a different order on every visit, so no one is stuck at the top or the bottom.

Towns around Scranton–Wilkes-Barre

Buyers on this page are based across the Scranton–Wilkes-Barre area, and most pick up well beyond their own town. Pick a town to see the buyers there.

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