
Dead battery or dead engine — the cash is the same. A number in minutes, pickup today, anywhere in central DeKalb County.
Takes about 30 seconds. No obligation, no spam.
The whole city is barely a square mile, so our driver is rarely more than minutes out.
Tell us the make, model and year, plus what finally gave out. Ninety seconds on the phone is enough to price it.
Like the number? It’s yours. Tell us where the car sits — driveway, carport, or an assigned space at the complex.
We come to the car — no driving it anywhere. One walk-around, then the Georgia forms get signed on the hood.
Cash goes in your hand before the winch touches the car. No deposit slip, no waiting on a bank.
Hatchbacks wedged into apartment spaces, minivans with three flat tires, box trucks, sedans that failed emissions two renewals ago — we buy the lot. Missing tag, missing key, missing title: still call.
A snapshot of what our drivers hauled out of local lots recently — every tow at zero cost to the owner.



Clarkston fits close to 15,000 people into barely one square mile, and most households here rent. A car that quits doesn’t sit in a driveway — it takes up a numbered space somebody else is waiting on.
Extreme Cash For Junk Cars hauls it off and pays you for the trouble. Every make and body style, starting or long dead — priced over the phone and collected the same day, across central DeKalb County.
Leave the flat tire flat and the trunk exactly as it is. We don’t need it cleaned, running, or patched up. A model name and a VIN are enough to put a price on it.
No title in the drawer? Extremely common around here. We’ve bought from residents along North Indian Creek Drive and Montreal Road who had nothing on them but a license, and each was paid in full that same day.
Advertising a dead car online buys you a month of strangers wandering into a lot you share with sixty neighbors.
Typing “junkyard near me” from a Clarkston address returns a list of phone numbers, not a price. One call here gets you an actual figure. Ten-plus years in this trade across the metro, and 1,400+ customers put us at 4.9 stars.
Georgia asks for less than most people expect when a junk car changes hands. What’s below is normally the whole list. If something’s gone missing, mention it while we’re on the phone and we’ll sort the route around it.
A Georgia license, passport or state ID all work.
It’s printed on the plate you can read through the windshield.
A lease letter, utility bill or bank notice — anything current.
Quote by phone, truck the same day, free towing anywhere in Clarkston and East DeKalb — with the cash counted out at the car.
We proudly offer junk car removal in Clarkston and nearby areas — tap yours:
Assigned space, shared lot, back alley or front lawn — anywhere in DeKalb or Gwinnett County, we’ll get a truck to it and settle up on the spot.
Same day, most of the time. We’re in central DeKalb County daily, and from Clarkston Plaza to the Indian Creek MARTA lot is barely a two-minute drive.
Often not. Sellers on North Indian Creek Drive have called with no title anywhere in the apartment, and we work through the state’s requirements case by case.
Yes — physical notes, counted out beside the car before anything gets loaded. No mailed check, no app, no bank transfer.
Nothing at all. The tow is on us everywhere in Clarkston and East DeKalb — apartment lots included — and your quote stays whole.
The car’s make, model, year and condition decide it. Whatever those four support is what you’re offered, and the figure doesn’t move once the driver arrives.
Scottdale, Pine Lake, Avondale Estates, Stone Mountain and Tucker are short hops for our drivers, and the rest of DeKalb or Gwinnett County too.