Miami, Florida
Junkyards in Miami, Florida
7 yards on our list. 5 hold a state salvage license.
Junkyards and salvage yards in Miami, FL
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EPA's file on this SW 129 Ct parts yard shows a current stormwater permit, not one quarter flagged for noncompliance in three years, and one inspection in five years, on April 26, 2023.
- Salvage yard
- Buys junk cars
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MD Used Auto Parts
Hours postedEngines and transmissions top the list at this full-service Miami yard, and its Google profile says they get tested before they sell.
- Full service
- Buys junk cars
- Open Saturdays
- Ships parts
- Cash only
- Engines and Transmissions
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South Florida Dismantler
Hours postedSaturday runs an hour longer than any weekday here: 9 to 5, against 9 to 4 Monday through Friday, per Google Maps.
- Salvage yard
- Buys junk cars
- Open Saturdays
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Records also carry this NW South River Dr yard under the name Buds Auto Parts.
- Salvage yard
- Buys junk cars
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Nothing about this NW 54th St yard's stock or prices shows up online, and its hours didn't surface either.
- Salvage yard
- Buys junk cars
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Chavez Used Auto Parts
Hours postedBack in April 1997, EPA inspected this NW 20 Street parts yard for the last time, and the agency now rates its stormwater permit not current, though no quarter in the past three years shows a violation.
- Salvage yard
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Evergreen Metal Recycling
Hours postedEarly closing is the catch here: 3 PM on weekdays and noon on Saturday, per its Google Maps listing, with Sunday shut.
- Salvage yard
- Open Saturdays
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Cash for junk cars in Miami
5 Miami yards buy junk cars: each one either says so on its own site or holds a license to buy salvage vehicles. Florida yards need a title in your name. A car 10 or more model years old and worth under $1,000 can go on a derelict certificate (HSMV 82137) filled out at the yard instead.
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About junkyards in Miami
Leave the toolbox in the truck in Miami. None of the city's seven yards runs as a u-pull lot, and MD Used Auto Parts, the one full-service counter on record, pulls the part for you. It also ships parts and puts its focus on engines and transmissions. Five yards are places to sell a car, by their own word or by a state license to take in vehicles for dismantling: JP Auto Solution, MD Used Auto Parts, South Florida Dismantler, Miami Auto & Truck Parts and 54th Street Truck and Auto Parts. Four post hours, three open Saturdays, and none open Sundays.
The yards sit in ZIP codes 33186, 33150, 33142 and 33166. Five of the seven carry a Florida license, and EPA's records show one with a current stormwater permit. When Miami comes up short, Medley sits 6 miles off and Hialeah 7. Opa Locka and Hialeah Gardens both run 9 miles out, so a second stop won't eat your whole Saturday.
Junkyards near Miami, FL
- Junkyards in Medley4 yards · 6 mi away
- Junkyards in Hialeah4 yards · 7 mi away
- Junkyards in Opa Locka16 yards · 9 mi away
- Junkyards in Hialeah Gardens1 yard · 9 mi away
- Junkyards in West Park1 yard · 16 mi away
- Junkyards in Hollywood5 yards · 17 mi away
- Junkyards in Davie2 yards · 22 mi away
- Junkyards in Homestead1 yard · 24 mi away
Miami junkyard FAQ
How many junkyards are in Miami?
We list 7 yards with a Miami address. 5 appear on the FLHSMV license list, and 1 hold a current stormwater permit.
Which yards buy junk cars in Miami?
JP Auto Solution, MD Used Auto Parts, South Florida Dismantler, Miami Auto & Truck Parts and 54th Street Truck and Auto Parts. Each one either says it buys cars or holds a license to buy salvage vehicles.
How many auto recycling businesses are in Miami-Dade County?
The 2023 Census County Business Patterns count 30 used auto parts businesses in Miami-Dade County (NAICS 423140), with 95 employees. That count covers every business filed under the code, including ones this list does not show.
Do I need a title to sell a junk car in Florida?
Florida yards need a title in your name. A car 10 or more model years old and worth under $1,000 can go on a derelict certificate (HSMV 82137) filled out at the yard instead. Read the Florida rules.