Cash For Cars - Vallejo

If you’re looking for an easy way to sell your car locally, there’s no better place than Cash For Cars Vallejo!

We started our business there nearly 35 years ago and are now over 150 locations strong. We’re proud to still be serving the Solano County area. From Napa to San Pablo to Hercules and more, we’re ready to give you cash for your car!

But, we buy much more than just cars. If you’re looking to sell a truck, motorcycle, SUV, RV, or even a boat, we buy them all! Used, junk, wrecked, no longer running, we’re a top junk removal service and we make offers on all kinds of vehicles.

To get the process going of getting cash for your car, all you need to do is pick up the phone and give us a call at 1-888-895-3627. Phone calls not your style? No problem! Just fill out the form on this page.

Our car buyers are known for keeping up-to-date with current market prices, so you know you’ll be getting a competitive offer. Once you accept your guaranteed offer, we’ll get right to work scheduling your free towing service. We’ll come right to you, at no extra cost, sometimes in as little as 24 hours!

At your scheduled pick up time, the driver will give you your check for your guaranteed offer. We’ll take care of all the paperwork and details from there. You’ve got important things to do, like cashing that check!

You can feel good about selling your car to Cash For Cars Vallejo, because it’s the best environmentally friendly option around! Plus, you get paid to recycle. Talk about a win-win!

We’re committed to making selling a car for cash easy in our hometown. So, what are you waiting for, Vallejo? Give us a call for your free offer today!
 

The area that Vallejo is a part of was first settled by the Miwok Native American tribe. The area was part of a land grant given to California while it was part of Mexico in 1843. By 1846, the settlers of the Vallejo area rebelled against the Mexican government known as the Bear Flag Revolt. The city was later named after the general who inspired the revolution in the Vallejo area, Mariano Vallejo.

In 1850, the area was proposed as a town under the name Eureka and was planned to be the capital of California, as well as build the capitol building. The name was later changed to Vallejo in honor of General Vallejo, and the capital was changed to Sacramento after the capitol building wasn’t built in time. Many of the homes from this era are still standing after all these years.

Today, Vallejo is becoming a artistic hub as artists are moving away from the expensive, bustling metropolises of San Francisco and Los Angeles, and moving to Vallejo. In more recent history, Vallejo was tied to infamous Zodiac Killer. The Vallejo Police Department is heading the charge on finding him and providing a Zodiac Killer tip hotline for the people of Northern California.

Along with the influx of artists, Vallejo has a very strong and connected LGBTQ+ community. In fact, the LGBT community of Vallejo has been present since the 1940s and there have been two openly gay men that have been elected to Vallejo’s city council. Vallejo has become a blossoming community full of diversity and artistry.