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Pasco County got so spread out that in 1979, officials gave up trying to run everything from one place and built two identical government centers, one in Dade City on the east side, one in New Port Richey on the west. It's a strange but honest solution to a real problem: Pasco is big, and its east and west halves barely feel like the same county. That same sprawl means an old car could be sitting almost anywhere, and we cover all of it.
Zephyrhills and the eastern side of the county have a rolling, almost hilly landscape that surprises people expecting flat Florida terrain. New Port Richey and the western side sit closer to the Gulf with a more coastal feel. For decades now, Pasco has been one of the fastest-growing counties in the state, pulling in retirees and families from colder parts of the country looking for a milder climate and lower cost of living. New arrivals often bring a second vehicle they don't end up needing once they've settled in.
Cars that won't start, trucks with engine or transmission trouble, vehicles left behind after a move down from up north, cars missing a title, storm-damaged vehicles, and wrecked cars all count.
Call or fill out our website's form with your vehicle's year, make, model, and honest condition. We'll give you a real offer and schedule a pickup anywhere in the county, east or west side. Payment happens in cash the moment we take the vehicle.
Common with new residents and older vehicles alike. Florida allows vehicles over a certain age to be sold with a Bill of Sale and a signed affidavit instead of a title. Tell us your situation and we'll explain what works.
New Port Richey, Zephyrhills, Dade City, Land O' Lakes, Wesley Chapel, and Holiday.
Yes. Whether your vehicle is on the east side in Dade City or Zephyrhills, or on the west side in New Port Richey or Holiday, we'll come to you. We also cover Land O' Lakes and Wesley Chapel, so anywhere in Pasco County works.
Yes, and it's very common here. Many new residents find they don't need a second vehicle once they've settled in. Running or not, just tell us the year, make, model, and honest condition, and we'll give you a real offer.
We can still buy it. Just describe the damage as honestly as you can, such as how high the water got and whether the car still starts, and we'll factor it into your offer.
Usually, yes. Florida allows vehicles over a certain age to be sold with a Bill of Sale and a signed affidavit instead of a title. Tell us your situation and we'll explain what will work for you.
Always. There are no towing or pickup fees, and the offer we give you is the amount you get.
Usually within a day or two of accepting your offer. You're paid in cash the moment we take the vehicle.