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Selling an unwanted vehicle does not have to be complicated. Below you will find answers to common questions about selling a junk, damaged, used, or non-running vehicle to Zeus Cash For Junk Cars. If your situation is a little different, call or text us. We can review the details before you decide whether to accept an offer.
Start by sending 5 clear photos, your pickup ZIP code, and the vehicle’s Year, Make, and Model.
A short description of its condition and title status also helps us review the vehicle. The VIN is optional when first contacting us.
No. We buy vehicles in many conditions, including cars that no longer start or cannot be driven.
Mechanical problems, engine or transmission issues, accident damage, electrical problems, high mileage, or long periods of sitting do not automatically prevent us from considering a vehicle.
No. You can offer the vehicle as-is.
There is no need to repair mechanical problems, detail the interior, replace damaged body parts, or prepare the car for resale before contacting us.
Yes, we consider vehicles with many types of damage. That can include collision damage, hail damage, flood or water damage, deployed airbags, mechanical failure, and other problems that may make the vehicle difficult or expensive to repair.
Yes. In addition to passenger cars, we consider trucks, SUVs, vans, and certain company or fleet vehicles.
The condition, paperwork, location, and other vehicle details are reviewed before an offer is made.
A title in your name is the simplest situation. If you have the title, let us know what type it is and whether there are any liens or other ownership issues associated with the vehicle.
For official information about vehicle titles and ownership transfers, visit the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles.
In some cases. We may be able to review a vehicle without the physical title if it is paid off, registered in the seller’s name in Texas, and free of liens.
Documentation requirements vary by situation, so call or text us before assuming that a vehicle without a title qualifies.
We commonly review vehicles with clean titles and, in many cases, salvage or rebuilt titles.
Some out-of-state titles or other ownership documents may also be considered depending on the circumstances. Contact us with the specific paperwork you have so we can review it first.
The vehicle generally needs to be free of an active lien before we can complete the purchase.
If the loan was recently paid off or you have lien-release documentation, tell us about it when you contact us so we can review the situation.
Missing keys do not automatically prevent us from considering the vehicle.
Let us know before pickup so we can take the vehicle’s condition, location, and accessibility into account when reviewing the sale.
Free towing is included when we purchase your vehicle. You do not need to hire a separate towing company. Share the pickup ZIP code and vehicle information with us so we can confirm availability before the sale is scheduled.
We buy vehicles across Houston and surrounding communities, with service availability based on the pickup location.
Pickup timing depends on location, traffic, driver availability, and the time the sale is confirmed.
Same-day service may be available in many cases. Once the price and pickup details are confirmed, some vehicles can be picked up within about an hour, based on availability. We will coordinate the timing with you rather than making you guess when the driver will arrive.
Being present usually makes the transaction easier because the ownership documents, keys when available, and payment can all be handled at the same time.
If you cannot be there, contact us beforehand. We will let you know whether another arrangement may be possible and what documentation will be required.
Several details can affect an offer, including:
No. There is no charge to tell us about your vehicle and ask us to review it. You can consider the offer before deciding whether you want to sell.
Cash payment is provided when the sale is completed at pickup.
The required paperwork and ownership documents are handled as part of the transaction before the vehicle is taken away.
Yes. A bill of sale documents the transaction and provides a record that the vehicle was sold. Keep your copy with your personal records after the sale is completed.
Only if the person selling the vehicle can provide the required documentation establishing legal ownership. Simply having a vehicle located on your property does not necessarily give you the legal right to sell it.
Yes. Requesting an offer does not mean you have agreed to sell the vehicle. You can review the amount and decide whether it works for you before scheduling the transaction.
Tell us what you have, and we will review the details.