Get Cash Cars buys cars, trucks, SUVs, vans and motorcycles for cash in Lakeville, Dakota County, ZIP code 55044. We buy any condition, give a free offer in about 15 minutes and tow for free. You’re paid on the spot before the vehicle is towed, and same-day pickup is often available.
Get your free cash offer
Takes about a minute. Offer in about 15 minutes, free towing, paid on the spot.
Long commutes, high miles
Lakeville sits on the southern edge of the Twin Cities metro along I-35. For many families here, that means long commutes north into the cities every day. Those miles add up. A car that’s driven back and forth on I-35 for years can hit high mileage faster than you’d expect, and Minnesota winters add salt, potholes and cold starts on top of it.
At some point, the question becomes whether to keep paying for repairs or sell the car and move on. If you’re facing a major repair, like a transmission, an engine or extensive rust work, a cash offer can help you make that call with real numbers in front of you.
Bigger vehicles, bigger households
Lakeville has a lot of growing families, and the vehicles reflect it: SUVs, minivans and pickups. When one of those reaches the end of its life, it can be a big hunk of metal to deal with. We buy them, including:
- Three-row SUVs with transmission or engine trouble
- Minivans that have seen many years of family use (see cash for vans)
- Pickup trucks, including older trucks that still haul but aren’t worth fixing
- Commuter sedans with high miles
- Motorcycles
- Wrecked, hail-damaged or flood-damaged vehicles
Pickup across Lakeville
We cover all of Lakeville, from neighborhoods close to I-35 to homes out along County Roads 46, 50 and 70. Some properties on the edges of town are larger lots with longer driveways or outbuildings. That’s fine. Let us know where the vehicle is sitting and what the access is like, and our driver will plan accordingly.
Same-day pickup is often available in the Twin Cities metro, including Lakeville. It depends on the day and how early you call.
Commuter cars and winter breakdowns
Long drives in January are hard on a tired vehicle. A weak battery, worn alternator or failing cooling system can leave you stranded on the way to work, and a car that breaks down once in the cold tends to do it again. If your car has started making you nervous every winter morning, it may be time to let it go.
Selling a car that’s already failed is fine; we buy non-runners all the time. And if it still runs but you’ve lost faith in it, getting a free offer costs nothing and helps you decide what to do next.
The simple version of how it works
- Get an offer online or by calling (763) 226-3586
- Receive your free offer, usually in about 15 minutes
- Pick a pickup time that suits you
- Get paid on the spot, then we tow the vehicle away free
That’s it. No listings, no test drives, no repair bills.
What we look at when we make an offer
We consider:
- Year, make and model. Some vehicles and parts are in more demand than others.
- Mileage. Higher miles usually mean lower value, though condition matters more for older vehicles.
- Running condition. Whether it starts and drives.
- Damage and rust. Body damage, frame rust and missing parts.
- Title and loan status. Clean, salvage or rebuilt title, and whether there’s a lien.
- Weight and parts. For junk vehicles, weight, current metal prices and reusable parts like the catalytic converter.
Not sure if your car is worth fixing? Our guide to deciding whether to fix or sell a car with major problems can help.
Minnesota paperwork in a nutshell
Every owner on the title must sign it. If there’s a loan, the lien needs to be released before transfer, and we can often pay the lender directly. For model year 2011 and newer, an odometer disclosure is part of the transfer. After the sale, report it to DVS within 10 days, online or through a deputy registrar. Standard plates generally stay with the vehicle; personalized plates can usually be kept, but check with DVS. Cancel insurance and remove your toll transponder.
Nearby cities
We also buy cars in Apple Valley and Burnsville, just to the north.
Frequently asked questions
Do you pick up from larger lots on the edge of Lakeville?
Yes. Let us know where the vehicle is sitting, whether the driveway is paved or gravel, and if there are gates or tight spots. We’ll plan the pickup around it.
I commute on I-35 and my car has very high mileage. Is it worth anything?
Yes. High mileage lowers value, but the vehicle’s make, model, condition, weight and parts all count. Get a free offer to see what it’s worth.
Can you pick up a car that’s been parked in an outbuilding?
Usually, yes. Tell us how the vehicle is positioned and whether it can roll out. If access is tight, we’ll talk it through before pickup.
How soon can I get my car picked up in Lakeville?
Same-day pickup is often available. Call (763) 226-3586 early in the day for the best chance.