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In the US, approximately six million  car accidents occur every year.  While some car accidents cause car damage that can be easily fixed, others can totally wreck your car. In that case, it becomes impossible to salvage the vehicle. The car owner then has to turn towards their insurance provider or sell the car for scrap. If you were involved in an accident that wrecked your precious vehicle, here are a few things you should consider next. What Is A Totaled Car? A totaled car is one that’s wrecked so badly in an accident that the cost of its repair would exceed the car’s worth. For example, if your car is worth $4000 and requires $6000 for repairs, it’ll be considered a total loss car. In this case, your car will be examined by an appraiser to determine its totaled worth.  Usually, old cars with low resale values are easily totaled in case of accidents. This is because parts replacement and installation can be expensive for older models and ea...

While many of us think that an old junk car rotting in someone’s garage won’t have significant worth, the reality is quite the opposite. It’s estimated that about 80% of an automobile  can get recycled to save Mother Nature’s precious resources.  A junk car is usually dismantled to take out salvageable parts that can be used in other vehicles. The rest of the scrap metal is then sent to recycling companies.  When selling junk cars, automobile owners are faced with the choice between selling it as a whole or parting it out. If you’re faced with a similar situation, here’s a comprehensive guide outlining both the processes. Selling Vs. Parting Out If you’re getting rid of your car and are confused between selling it as is or parting it out, here are a few factors that you should consider before deciding: ·   Your car’s value ·   The value of your car’s parts ·   Your effort and time Contacting Scrap Car Removal Services Scrap car ...