
Junk cars turned into real money — dead or driving. A price in minutes, the flatbed out the same day, anywhere in east Clayton County.
Takes about 30 seconds. No obligation, no spam.
Call before lunch and the space where the car sat is usually empty by dinner.
One quick call covers it — the year, the make and model, and an honest word on how rough it’s gotten.
Take the offer and it’s locked — the number never shrinks once the driver arrives. You choose the pickup window.
Our truck comes off I-675 to wherever the car sits; a quick once-over, then the state forms are signed right there.
You’re holding the money before the flatbed pulls away. Nothing mailed, nothing pending, nothing to chase up later.
Half the cars we buy around here have been parked on a wooded lot so long the tires went flat — sedans, trucks, vans, SUVs alike. Flood damage, blown engines, missing titles: still worth calling about.
Three of the vehicles we’ve paid out on lately, each one loaded and hauled without a towing fee.



Rex hasn’t had a city hall since 1922 — it’s an old mill village that grew into a community of quiet streets and acre lots, and the big junk car chains tend to route straight past it on I-675. We don’t. Extreme Cash For Junk Cars runs Rex as a regular stop.
Cars, trucks, vans, SUVs — running, wrecked or stripped, we’ll price it over the phone and put a flatbed on it today, anywhere in east Clayton County.
Skip the repair estimate and leave the pressure washer in the garage. A car we’re buying for cash doesn’t have to start, shine or pass an inspection — the make, the model and the VIN are what set the price.
Title vanished years ago? Join the club. Sellers in Woodlawn Acres and the old Rex Village have handed us keys with zero paperwork to their name and still counted their money on the porch.
A Marketplace listing for a dead car buys you three weeks of maybes and a driveway full of strangers.
There’s no junkyard row in Rex — searching “junkyard near me” here points you to yards in other towns. Skip the drive: we’ve spent 10+ years buying junk cars all over metro Atlanta, carrying a 4.9-star average across 1,400+ reviews.
Three items usually cover a junk car sale in Georgia — that’s the entire stack, even for a car that hasn’t turned a wheel in years. Short a document? Say so on the call and we’ll map out what the state wants for your exact case before the truck heads over.
Any valid state-issued ID or license.
Read it off the windshield corner plate or the door-jamb sticker.
A current bill or statement showing where you live.
One short call gets your number — free towing across Rex and the Southern Crescent, cash arriving with the driver.
We proudly offer junk car removal in Rex and nearby areas — tap yours:
Rex sits right where Clayton or Henry County could claim you — either way, the truck finds you fast and the tow never touches your payout.
Usually, yes. Our trucks cross east Clayton County daily, so a car parked near Rex Park or out along Highway 42 is often gone by evening.
Often, yes. Owners in Woodlawn Acres and the old Rex Village have sold us cars without any title in hand — we’ll confirm what Georgia needs for yours.
We do. The driver settles up at the car, in cash, before it’s winched on — nothing mailed and nothing “processing.”
Always. Every pickup across Rex and the Southern Crescent is towed free, and the quote never gets trimmed to cover it.
Four things set it: make, model, year and overall shape — we quote at the ceiling those allow, not under it.
All of them — Ellenwood, Stockbridge, Morrow, Lake City and Conley ride the same routes, plus the rest of the metro.