Cash For Junk Cars Medina OHMedina, Brunswick, Wadsworth and every township in between
Cash For Junk Cars in Medina, Ohio
Tell us the year, make and model and what finally quit on it. You get a number on the call, a free tow from anywhere in Medina County, and cash in your hand before the truck pulls off your driveway.
- Paid at the truck, the price you heard on the phone
- Free tow, Brunswick to Lodi and every township between
- Driver notarizes the Ohio title at pickup, no trip to Court Street
- Runs, doesn't run, failed E-Check or rusted through, we buy it
What a Junk Car Brings in Medina County Right Now
A complete car in Medina County sells for a few hundred dollars, and a full-size truck or SUV with its engine, transmission and catalytic converter still attached can clear a thousand. What moves the number is weight, what is still bolted to the car, and what the scrap yards out Chatham Road and along Lake Road are paying per ton that month. The federal scrap steel index has drifted down about five percent since March, so the figure you hear today is the figure for today.
Some real purchases from the past few weeks, so you know what to expect: a 2015 Chevy Cruze on the west side of Medina with misfires and an oil leak went for $500 and was picked up Wednesday morning. A 2011 Dodge Avenger that had not started in a year brought $350 with a four o'clock pickup the same day. A 2013 Ford Escape with 167,000 miles up in Strongsville, just over the county line, went for $450. A blown-engine 2008 Kia Optima brought about $300.
We are not a lead site. The person who answers (330) 238-3944 works from the office at 4015 Medina Road and sends the truck. Describe the car honestly and the number holds when the driver arrives.
Last updated: November 11, 2026. Scrap steel index and Medina County Title Office details reviewed for November.
Call (330) 238-3944 for a same-day offerHow a Medina Pickup Goes, Start to Finish
Call before noon and most Medina County pickups happen the same day; otherwise it is the next morning. The driver confirms the car matches what you described, checks your photo ID, and handles the title. Ohio Revised Code Chapter 4505 requires the seller's signature on the title to be notarized, and that is done at pickup on your driveway, so you do not drive to the Title Office on North Court Street first. Take your plates off, since plates stay with the seller in Ohio, clear out the glove box and trunk, and you are done in about fifteen minutes.
No title? Call anyway. If the car is in your name a duplicate comes from the Medina County Clerk of Courts Title Office at 976 N Court St, Medina, open weekdays 8:30 to 5 and Saturday mornings until noon, with branch offices in Wadsworth and Brunswick. We tell you exactly what to bring. If the car was a parent's or a spouse's, the paperwork is different, and we walk you through it on the phone before anyone drives out.
What We Buy and Haul
Junk Car Pickup & Free Towing
No-cost towing anywhere in Medina County, with cash handed over before the car goes on the truck.
Learn more →Where the Truck Goes
The office sits on Medina Road, US-18, just east of the square, so the city of Medina, Montville Township and the 44256 ZIP are a short run. Brunswick and Hinckley are twenty minutes up Pearl Road or I-71. Wadsworth is fifteen minutes down Route 94 and Route 57. Lodi, Seville, Westfield Center, Chippewa Lake, Spencer, Homerville, Litchfield, Valley City and Sharon Center are all covered at the same price. Farm trucks on township roads, a car behind a barn with no paved access, a vehicle at a second property, all fine, just say so when you call so the right truck comes.
County-line addresses on the Lorain, Summit, Wayne and Cuyahoga sides are not a problem either. If you are in Strongsville, North Royalton, Rittman or Lagrange and the car is done, call and we will tell you yes or no on the phone.
Why Medina Calls Us First
The Phone Price Holds
Describe the car straight, mileage, what is wrong, whether the converter is still on it, and the number we quote is what the driver pays on Medina Road or out past Lodi. We do not re-price at the curb.
Notary at Pickup
Ohio requires a notarized title assignment. Our driver takes care of it on your driveway, so there is no trip to 976 N Court Street and no second appointment.
Free Tow, Whole County
Brunswick, Wadsworth, Seville, Spencer, a township road with no pavement, the tow is built into the price. Same day when you call before noon, next day otherwise.
Failed E-Check Is Fine
Medina County is an E-Check county. A car that will not pass is still worth its weight and its parts, and we buy those every week.
No Lead Network
Your number does not get sold to three tow outfits. The person who answers is the person who sends the truck and writes the check.
Trucks and SUVs Pay More
A half-ton pickup, a cargo van or a one-ton diesel carries more steel and more parts demand, which is why they routinely bring $800 to $1,200 and up.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is my junk car worth in Medina, Ohio?
Most complete cars bring a few hundred dollars and heavier trucks, vans and SUVs reach $800 to $1,200 or more. The three things that set it are the weight of the vehicle, whether the engine, transmission and catalytic converter are still on it, and what Northeast Ohio scrap steel is bringing that month. Give us the year, make, model and what is wrong with it and you get a firm number for that car, not a range off a chart.
Do I need the title, and does it have to be notarized?
Yes to both for nearly every sale. Ohio Revised Code Chapter 4505 requires the seller's signature on the title assignment to be notarized, and our driver handles that at pickup. If the title is lost, a duplicate comes from the Medina County Clerk of Courts Title Office at 976 N Court St in Medina, or the Wadsworth and Brunswick branches, with your photo ID. Call first and we will tell you exactly what applies to your situation.
How fast can you pick up a car in Medina County?
Call before noon and most pickups in Medina, Brunswick and Wadsworth happen the same day. The townships and the far corners of the county are usually next morning. The driver calls about thirty minutes before arriving.
Is towing really free, even out in the townships?
Yes. Every quote includes the tow, anywhere in Medina County, paved driveway or field behind the barn. The number we give on the phone is the cash you are handed.
Do you buy cars that failed E-Check or will not start?
Yes. Medina County is one of the seven Northeast Ohio counties in the state E-Check program, so cars that cannot pass are a large share of what we buy. Non-running, no-start, blown engine, bad transmission, all of it is priced on weight and parts, not on whether it moves under its own power.
Ready to get rid of it?
One call for the price, a free tow, and cash at the truck anywhere in Medina County.