2. Sell your car to a used car dealer. Used car dealers may be interested in buying your broken down car if they can repair it and sell it for a profit. The price you get for your car will depend on the condition of the car and the dealership's policies.
3. Donate your car to a charity. Many charities accept broken down cars as donations. This can be a great option if you want to get rid of your car without having to worry about selling it or taking it to a scrap yard.
4. Recycle your car. Some cities and counties offer car recycling programs. These programs will take your broken down car and recycle it for its scrap metal value.
5. Take your car to a landfill. If you are unable to find any other way to get rid of your broken down car, you can take it to a landfill. However, this should be your last resort, as it is the least environmentally friendly option.
Here are some additional tips for getting rid of your broken down car:
* Remove any personal belongings from the car before you get rid of it. This includes things like your car title, registration, and insurance cards.
* Make sure the car is in a safe location. If you are leaving the car at a scrap yard or dealership, make sure it is in a well-lit area and that the keys are in the ignition.
* Get a receipt for the transaction. This will protect you in case there are any problems with the sale of your car.
