FAQ
Why should I trust your company?
We’ve got decades of experience in the industry, as many of our satisfied customers can happily attest. JTR Motors car buying company is fully licensed and bonded for the protection and security of the seller and buyer.
What do I need to bring with me if I choose to sell my car?
We must ensure that the person selling the vehicle is the actual owner, therefore we require the following:
Two forms of identification: 1) an original Photo ID such as a valid driver’s license or passport; and 2) proof of address. Acceptable proof of address would be a utility or credit card bill dated within the last 90 days. Please note that both forms of ID must match the name and address on the vehicle registration card.
Both sets of car keys if available
All vehicle-related documents and manuals
The vehicle registration card
The vehicle’s title. If the vehicle has any outstanding financing, we require a current payoff letter from the financing company that shows the loan settlement amount.
My car isn't running, Will you still buy my car?
Please be aware that we are not a junk car towing business. There are plenty of businesses that will come and remove your junk car for free and may even pay you a few dollars. We specialize in buying all makes and models of cars and pay a premium for cars that have been well cared for and are in good shape.
Do you buy junk cars?
NO, We do not buy junk cars.
Will you pick up my car?
Yes, We can come to you and pick up the car.
What price will I get for my vehicle?
Each make and model is different, and every individual vehicle has a special history, including mileage, accident history, and repair and maintenance schedules. So, what type of things might effect the values of a used car? For one, if the car is not running it will of course be worth quite a bit less than an automobile that is in running condition. The reason being a mechanic will need to inspect the car to diagnose the problem. Once the problem has been located they will need to actually fix it to get it running again.
Additionally, if the car has been involved in a wreck and is currently damaged or previously damaged the price of the car will be affected. Often times when a vehicle is involved in an accident it may become a salvaged title which hinders the value immensely.
If the car currently has major damage on it, it goes without saying that the car will need to endure some bodywork which will be costly to repair. So, obviously the price of the car will have to be less than one that does not have this damage.
Furthermore, if a vehicle has engine failure, problems with the head gasket the price will be affected because often times the engine will need to be replaced or completely rebuilt.
As you can see a lot of thought goes into estimating the worth of an automobile, and every car is unique in a sense with its own background (kind of like a person). The best way for us to evaluate the car is for you to call us at the number listed above.
In order to find out how much you can get for your car, simply log onto our website and input your vehicle’s details and ownership history information. Or, just give us a phone call and we’ll gladly let you know what we can offer for your vehicle. Remember, we have experienced individuals who have been purchasing vehicles for years. They will be able to formulate a fair offer rather quickly for your car.
Can the online valuation change?
Our online valuations are based on the information you provide along with a range of used car market factors that change daily. The more complete and accurate your descriptions are of the features and condition of your car, the more accurately we are able to provide a value for your car. However, a final purchase offer for your car cannot be guaranteed until we have performed the on-site inspection.
Both sets of car keys if available
All vehicle-related documents and manuals
The vehicle registration card
The vehicle’s title. If the vehicle has any outstanding financing, we require a current payoff letter from the financing company that shows the loan settlement amount.