Cash for Junk Cars in Arkansas | Free Towing Statewide
1-800-We-Junk-Cars buys junk cars across Arkansas — Fort Smith, Fayetteville, Little Rock, Jonesboro, Texarkana, and everywhere in between. We pay $150 to $650 depending on the vehicle, tow for free, and pick up same-day or next-day in most areas. Running or not, any make, any model — call and get a cash offer in minutes.
How Selling Your Junk Car Works in Arkansas
Get Your Quote
Call 1-800-935-8652 or submit online. Tell us the year, make, model, and condition. You get a firm offer in minutes. No haggling, no pressure. Arkansas quotes account for your location — Fort Smith and Fayetteville quotes come back fastest.
Schedule Free Pickup
We send a tow truck to your location at no charge. Fort Smith, Fayetteville, Springdale, and Rogers typically get same-day or next-day service. Rural areas across the Ozarks and Delta region schedule within 1 to 2 days.
Get Paid Cash
Sign over the title when the truck arrives and get paid on the spot. Cash in hand before the vehicle leaves your property. No checks, no delays, no follow-up calls required.
What Is Your Arkansas Junk Car Worth?
Junk car values in Arkansas are driven by vehicle weight, condition, and current scrap steel prices. A typical sedan in poor condition brings $150 to $300. Full-size trucks and SUVs — common throughout the state — pay $350 to $650. Vehicles with working engines, intact interiors, or low-mileage drivetrains can push offers higher. The Arkansas market is competitive, with active salvage operations in Little Rock, Fort Smith, and Jonesboro keeping buyer prices fair.
Scrap steel prices change monthly based on national commodity markets. The live tracker below pulls current data from the Federal Reserve Economic Data system. Use it as a baseline when evaluating any offer on your Arkansas vehicle — the higher the steel price, the higher your floor offer.
Arkansas Junk Car Laws and Title Requirements
Title Transfer at the Arkansas Revenue Office
Vehicle titles in Arkansas are managed by the Department of Finance and Administration (DFA) through local Revenue Offices. To transfer a title when selling a junk car, the seller signs the back of the title, fills in the buyer information, sale price, odometer reading (if required), and date. The buyer then submits the signed title to any Arkansas Revenue Office to complete the transfer. Arkansas has Revenue Offices in every county, making the process accessible statewide.
Selling Without a Title in Arkansas
Arkansas law requires a certificate of title for vehicles that are 10 years old or newer. For vehicles older than 10 years, a notarized bill of sale listing the VIN, seller’s name and address, buyer’s name and address, sale price, and date can substitute for a title. If you have a newer vehicle without a title, you will need a duplicate before the sale. We can walk you through your specific situation when you call.
Getting a Duplicate Title in Arkansas
Apply for a duplicate title at any Arkansas Revenue Office using form TC-96-182 (Application for Duplicate Certificate of Title). The fee is $10. Bring a valid government-issued ID and your vehicle’s VIN. In-person processing is typically same-day at most offices. Mail applications go to the DFA Motor Vehicle Division in Little Rock and take 2 to 3 weeks. Find your nearest office at dfa.arkansas.gov.
Abandoned Vehicle Laws in Arkansas
Under Arkansas Code § 27-50-1201, a vehicle left on a public road or highway for more than 48 hours may be reported as abandoned. On private property, local ordinances apply. Little Rock prohibits inoperable or unregistered vehicles stored in residential areas without proper screening. Fort Smith and Fayetteville have similar ordinances. Violations can result in fines starting at $100 and increasing with repeat citations. Selling before a notice is issued avoids the fine entirely.
Bill of Sale and Odometer Requirements
Federal law requires odometer disclosure on vehicles under 10 years old and under 16,000 pounds gross vehicle weight. Arkansas follows this requirement — the disclosure is made on the title at the time of transfer. For vehicles exempt from odometer disclosure (older than 10 years or over the weight threshold), simply mark the exemption on the title. A bill of sale is always recommended regardless of the vehicle’s age to protect both parties after the sale.
Cities We Buy Junk Cars in Arkansas
We buy junk cars throughout Arkansas — from the River Valley and the Ozarks to the Delta region and the Ouachita Mountains. If your location is accessible by road, we can reach you.
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Don’t see your city? We serve all of Arkansas — call 1-800-935-8652 to confirm pickup at your location.
Frequently Asked Questions — Selling a Junk Car in Arkansas
Do I need a title to sell my junk car in Arkansas?
Arkansas requires a title for vehicles 10 years old or newer. For older vehicles, a notarized bill of sale with the VIN works. If your title is lost, the Arkansas DFA issues duplicates for $10. Call us and we will walk you through exactly what applies to your vehicle.
How fast can you pick up a junk car in Arkansas?
In Fort Smith and Fayetteville we typically offer same-day or next-day pickup. Little Rock, Jonesboro, and other larger cities also get fast service. Rural areas across the state schedule within 1 to 2 days. Call before noon for same-day availability.
How much is my junk car worth in Arkansas?
Arkansas junk cars typically pay $150 to $650 depending on weight, condition, make, and model. Heavier trucks and SUVs pay more. The live tracker on this page shows current scrap rates. Call 1-800-935-8652 for a firm quote on your specific vehicle.
Do you buy cars that don’t run in Arkansas?
Yes. We buy non-running vehicles throughout Arkansas. Blown engine, wrecked, flood-damaged, or sitting for years. If a tow truck can reach it, we buy it. No extra charges for non-runners.
How do I get a duplicate title in Arkansas?
Apply at any Arkansas Revenue Office using form TC-96-182. The fee is $10. Bring a valid ID and your VIN. In-person processing is typically same-day. Mail applications take 2 to 3 weeks. Find your nearest office at dfa.arkansas.gov.
Does Arkansas require a bill of sale when selling a junk car?
Arkansas recommends a bill of sale for all private vehicle sales. It should include the VIN, sale price, date, and both parties’ names and signatures. It protects you from liability after the sale. We handle the paperwork on our end.
Is towing free in Arkansas?
Yes. Towing is included at no charge throughout Arkansas. Fort Smith, Fayetteville, Little Rock, Jonesboro, Texarkana — free pickup anywhere we can reach by road. No hidden fees, no rural surcharges.
What paperwork do I need to sell my junk car in Arkansas?
For vehicles 10 years old or newer, bring the signed title and a valid ID. For older vehicles, a notarized bill of sale with the VIN works. We tell you exactly what you need when you call so pickup day has no surprises.
What happens to my junk car after pickup in Arkansas?
The vehicle goes to a licensed Arkansas salvage facility. Usable parts are pulled and resold. The metal is crushed and recycled. Fluids are handled per Arkansas Department of Energy and Environment standards. All facilities we work with are fully licensed.
Ready to Sell Your Junk Car in Arkansas?
We pay cash, tow for free, and pick up same-day or next-day across Arkansas. Call now or get your offer online in minutes.