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. 

We help people in the New York metropolitan area dispose of their scrap vehicles expeditiously and worry and hassle-free. We cannot say this enough: we will pay you the amount of money we offered on the phone, in exchange for your junk car. 

We very rarely run into a car we cannot tow. Our drivers are self-starting problem solvers that pride themselves on the reputation of treating people with courtesy, respect, and industry expertise to remove vehicles out of the most hard-to-reach locations. Our drivers have a long track record of towing cars out of any spot. They have driven through suburbs, inner city, and other heavily trafficked areas where only the best defensive drivers can reach their destinations safely and remove a scrap car efficiently. 

If there is some kind of damage to your property while we tow your vehicle, you are covered; we are among a handful of organizations who hold an active $500,000 on-hook insurance policy. Since 1996 we have purchased millions of vehicles in all conditions freeing New Yorkers from having to accommodate an unwanted vehicle for good. 

Call us today for your free quote, and find out why we are the leading junk car removal service in town. 

Located in Nassau County, NY, Lawrence is a village with a population of 6483 people. It borders the Town of Hempstead to the South West, and the Atlantic Ocean and Borough of Queens to the south and west respectively. Just like Hewlett Bay Park, Lawrence is also one of the Five Towns which are made up of the villages of Cedarhurst, Lawrence, Inwood, Woodmere, and The Hewletts.

Black or Old Lawrence is a section of the village of Lawrence that consist of many big mansions, beachside villas, homes, as well as lands that used to be plantations during the American Revolution. Another thing that it has in common with Hewlett is the fact that it has a rural atmosphere that resembles that of the famous town in North Shore known as Gold Coast. It is not as modernized as the other parts of Nassau County’s South Shore. Rock Hall, which is a charming Long Island home that has been around since before the American Revolution, used to be home to the Hewletts and the Martins who are two well-known families. Currently, it is a busy museum.

In the 1800s, Lawrence used to be a popular vacation destination for wealthy families up to the 1890s. This distinction changed when nor’easters and hurricanes damaged a big beachfront restaurant and changed the coastline significantly. This change meant that Lawrence was no longer able to enable people to get access to sands along the ocean. The town also began to grow exponentially into a suburb, a place with better infrastructure, public facilities, and schools. 
White Anglo-Saxon protestants used to inhabit the area since the American Revolution. In the mid 20th Century, the biggest Reform synagogue was built in the village. In the late 20th Century, Modern Orthodox Jews migrated into Lawrence village. The town has public organizations, kosher restaurants, and yeshivas.

A census held in the year 2000 established that there is a population of 6522 residents, 1629 families, and 2113 households residing in the village. The density of the population was 1694.6 individuals for every square mile. The racial composition of the area was 95.2% whites, less than 0.1$ native Americans, African Americans (1.1%) and Asians (1.7%).

The average income for a family in Lawrence is $129,779 while that of a household is $104,845. The village is under the governance of an elected mayor as well as Board of Trustees.

There are several reputable schools. There is the Lawrence Public School as well as schools Jewish based schools.

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