Guides

Guides to selling a junk car in Louisiana.

Titles, flooded cars, city notices and prices, with every rule linked to its source.

Junking a car in Louisiana without the title

Often, yes. Louisiana has no-title routes for old cars and for auto hulks, and a duplicate title costs $76.50 at OMV.

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Junkyards pay mostly by weight, then by what's missing and what's damaged. Pull-A-Part's public range is $250 to $500, and prices move.

Yes, you can sell it. Louisiana lets a spouse and heirs use an Affidavit of Heirship, no court needed, until a succession judgment is rendered.

Yes, but Louisiana requires written disclosure of flood damage, and the buyer can undo the sale for a year if you skip it. Here's what to know.

A 48-hour NOPD notice means move it, fix it or sell it before the city treats it as abandoned. Here is how the New Orleans rules work.

Tell OMV within 15 days, destroy or surrender your regular plate, and keep your copies. Here is the Louisiana checklist for after you junk a car.

Serving Greater New Orleans

Call or text with the year, make, model and where it sits.