We buy junk cars and pay cash on the spot. Sell your car to us, for we will pay you the amount of money you were offered over the phone, guaranteed. We can also take vehicles as donations and provide you with a tax write off. 

The process is simple. Give us a call. One of our representatives will tell you how much we can pay you for your vehicle. We schedule a time to pick up your vehicle within a little as an hour’s time. The driver will call you once he is on his way. Upon arrival, you will be paid cash on the spot, and the car will be removed from your location and worry list forever. 

Cedarhurst, New York

The quaint village of Cedarhurst is in Hempstead town, Nassau County, New York. Its population, from the census in 2010 was at 6,730. The town, which was initially called Ocean Point, grew as a result of the Rockaway Hunting Club that attracted people and also the arrival of rail service that brought visitors to the place in the 1870s. It was later named Cedarhurst after the trees around the post office, and in 1910, it became an incorporated village.

Cedarhurst covers 0.7 square miles of land only. Its demographics, in 2014, consisted of 3,201 males and 3,471 females with its median resident age being 28.5. In 2016, Cedarhurst’s median household income was recorded at about $97,957 while it’s per capita income in the same year was approximately $36,384. In 2010, the registered number of White population was 5,423 (82.3%), Asians were 236 (3.6%), 134 African American (2.0%), 2 American Indians (0.03%) and the Hispanic were 705 (10.7%).

Real Estate

The median value of a house in 2016 was $554,224 and the median gross rent $1,638.

For over a century, Cedarhurst has been considered a fashion center by the South Shore residents of Long Island with more than 200 businesses around Central Avenue and shops that sell fine linen, jewelry, clothes, shoes, and interior design items and services. Transportation facilities in this village include the Long Island Rail Road at the Cedarhurst station that stretches to Midtown Manhattan and Brooklyn.

The town, like most parts of Nassau County, receives police services from Nassau County Police Department and fire emergency services from Lawrence-Cedarhurst Fire Department. There are various school districts in Cedarhurst such as Lawrence Union Free School District.

Cedarhurst has had a history of natural disasters such as earthquakes and tornados but remains to be a friendly suburb village and home to several famous people such as radio personality Evan Roberts.

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