Quick, decent price, thorough. Would recommend to anyone. Nice people good work. Would use againread more

These cash for car places used to give over $1000 for cars that were 20 years old. Now after Covid,…read moreyou're lucky to get $300.

This business is a fraud or have so much business they dont care for new business. We called they…read morewere short rude, told us "we will call you" but didnt take our info. Look up Driveway Auction. They are legit. 0 stars for this business

I called them, spoke to a representative for about a minute. Told him I had a car I wanted to sell…read more He says he would check on the offer and call me back. Little over an hour, no call, so I call them back, and it goes straight to voicemail.

They came by fast they took care of me gave me a fair pride got the job done less than 10 minutes…read morehighly recommend them

Very timely and extremely competitive pricing. He was able to bring a flat bed for our AWD vehicle.read more

On May 15 2026, Danny came by and gave me a fair no hassle price for my 2011 Chyrsler. Other…read morecompanies were offering much less. He was very professional and polite. If you are selling a car, I recommend you call him and get a quote.

Called them to sell my car with a seized engine for cash, they arrived within 2 hours and process…read moretook 5 minutes. Great service!

Called to have them pick up my car. Pick up range was between 1-2pm. Played phone tag for 3 hours…read moreand was finally told 3.5 hours later at 3:30pm that the pick up truck had broken down and was unable to complete the pick up. Super unprofessional communication wise. Be careful doing business with them.

After calling a couple of different businesses, 619 Junk Cars gave the best offer on our old car. I…read morespoke to a very nice person named Blanca. The car was picked up the very same day. Pick up was the only issue because they were late, but other than that it was a breeze doing business with them. I give them a thumbs up.

Mike was great. Sold my Tesla model3 and got a fair price. They found a few dings and lowered the…read moreestimate by a fair amount. Overall I'm please with the experience and will use them in the future.

Pretty positive experience. Very nice and quick response. I submitted info online and got…read moreinformation right away. No pressure, just very informative.

A friend referred me to Carpair. I liked working with Britt…read more My car sold within one day. Britt told me the price and I asked for a little higher price. She successfully negotiated for the price I wanted since my car was in high demand due to its' great gas mileage. Carpair is the only place I will go to buy or sell a car. An employee came to my home and did a diagnostic test and took photos of my car. This was so much better than trying to sell my car myself. Carpair paid for the Uber home after I dropped off my car at the car dealer. Thank you Britt!

Headline: Disappointing experience: No transparency and hidden fees…read more I had mixed feelings about CarPair. The start was great--the app is smooth, and I received a call immediately after putting in my info. I was helping my office sell some cars and thought this would be a faster way to get it done. However, the process quickly turned frustrating. I told the rep, Britt, that we already had a Carmax offer for $12,500 and didn't want to waste anyone's time or money if they couldn't beat it. She "danced around" the question but eventually insisted her experience and systems showed we'd get more. Two days later, the offer was the exact same amount I already had. Instead of being upfront, she pressured me to take the "lowball" deal. To make matters worse, I ended up with a $98.00 bill for a service that provided zero added value. They acted like I was the one wasting their time, despite them failing to meet the price they promised. I wouldn't recommend this to friends or family--you'll get the same price at Carmax with much less work and no surprise fees.

Had a situation with a misunderstanding of a car I bought. I talked to the boss the next day and he…read moretook care of everything and I was refunded and will be back soon.

This review is for those considering selling a vehicle to a Kardona buyer. I have no experience…read morebuying from their auction. Summary: The buyer I interacted with utilized unprofessional sales tactics and took advantage of my lack of experience with the car salvaging industry. I understand the need to operate profitably but this seller simply lacks integrity. He does not deserve your business. I'm sharing the lessons I learned here so others can prevent sleazy buyers from taking advantage of them. In October 2020, our 2008 Subaru stopped working (radiator issue). Due to the age of the car, we did not want to hire a mechanic to repair the vehicle. So I began looking online for how to scrap old cars. There were two main options advertised online for people in our situation. The first was to donate the vehicle to charities who will either repair and giveaway the car or sell it for scraps to raise money. The second was to sell to "cash for cars" type of companies; most of which claimed the car should be worth at least $500. We found the Kardona buyer through the 2nd option. During the interaction, the buyer seemed like a respectful person. Negotiated hard but was still friendly. I knew he was negotiating aggressively, but since I wanted to get rid of the car fast, I was willing to undersell a little. I wanted $500 based on my online research. He used sleazy curbside negotiation tactics and lies to try convince me the car was worth only a few hundred dollars. When I told him I wasn't willing to sell that low and I wanted to contact a few other companies for quotes, he made up some lie about how all the buyers are tracked with GPS and any other buyer that comes out will see that we already spoke to someone and therefore not offer us a higher offer. He also stated that the car would not be repaired and would be sold for parts. This last statement was the ONLY reason I settled for his lowball $350 offer. I didn't believe his sales lies BUT as I explained to him, I had just renewed the vehicle registration early ($150) and would be entitled to a refund from the DMV since the new registration period hadn't started and if the car was scrapped. In my mind, his low-ball offer plus the money I could recoup from the DMV would satisfy us. The DMV refund process takes a while. I applied the same night I sold the vehicle to Kardona, but it was only a few weeks ago that I was informed by the DMV that I will not receive my $150 refund because the car was NOT scrapped for parts. According to the DMV, the car had been sold twice since I sold it. If you are in a situation where you need to get rid of an old vehicle conveniently and would like a reasonable offer (not the highest but also not offensively low), I recommend contacting the following instead of Kardona: 1. Local junkyards (iPull-uPull type businesses) 2. Webuycars.com (affiliated with CoParts (the company insurance company sell salvage cards to) and will give you a reasonable quote without needing to meet in person.) 3. Contact the different "cash for cars" type companies, obtain quotes and use them to compete against one another. Many will try to use "curbside negotiation" tactics to pressure you into selling without shopping around (similar to the Kardona buyer's tactics). Hold your ground and insist you only want quotes for now. My 2008 Honda was totaled in a car accident in March 2021 and I was able to sell it for $750 (still a low offer but reasonable for how much time I was willing to spend on selling it; insurance company's salvage value estimate was $950.) I learned through this process that most the "cash for cars" type companies operate with or under CoParts. You can browse CoParts auction site to see what price range they will be able to sell your vehicle for and use that to set a fair and realistic negotiation price. Don't ever let a car buyer convince you that your vehicle is only worth $500 or less. PURE LIES but happens all the time. If my totaled 2008 Honda could sell for at least $750, the 2008 Subaru with minor damage definitely should have been worth more.