Cash For Cars Edmonton

Currently, we only buy vehicles in Ontario but plan on expanding into new provinces in the near future.

Edmonton, the capital of Alberta, is most known for its icy cold winters, long sunny days, and its world-renowned music festivals. While Edmonton is on the brink of the North Saskatchewan River, it has a large metropolitan area. In the city, vehicles fill the streets as commuters try to get to work on time. The citizens of Edmonton simply don’t have time to waste. It stands to reason that when Canadians want to sell their car or truck fast, Cash for Cars Edmonton is the place to call.

Cash for Cars Edmonton makes the car buying process fast and simple. There are several options to sell cars Edmonton. Wouldn’t you want to sell your car fast and easy? What if you never have to bother with haggling with a used car dealership, listing your car on Kijiji, scheduling meetings with strangers, or waiting weeks or months for a serious offer? You can. We buy used cars Edmonton for cash, and in most cases we can tow your vehicle within 24 hours from the time you accept our offer!

Is your vehicle no longer highway safe? Or you simply have no interest in it anymore? Worry no longer. We buy used cars Edmonton and have been for over 35 years! We know Edmonton is a city that values time, so we won’t waste your time by haggling for a price for your used car or used truck. Instead, we offer you a great price for your used car or truck and it’s guaranteed for up to 10 days! 

Need to sell your scrap car Edmonton? No problem, we pay cash for scrap cars, running or not! Sometimes maintenance and repairs can be expensive, not to mention the damage that heavy salting of roads in Edmonton can cause on your vehicle’s undercarriage. Luckily, if your car is no longer worth the repair costs or has body damage you can sell your car or truck to Cash for Cars Edmonton fast and easy! You will soon be able to sell your car for cash and receive free towing. Come back and visit us soon!

Currently, we only buy vehicles in Ontario but plan on expanding into new provinces in the near future.