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South Florida's Vandalized Car Buyer
Vandalism damage stacks up fast
No private buyer wants the story
You do not need to fix anything first
Vandalism rarely arrives as a single repair. Broken windows let rain into the cabin, which soaks seats and electronics. Slashed tires mean a tow before the car can even move. Keyed paint needs panel-by-panel refinishing, not a touch-up pen. A stripped interior means seats, trim, and electronics all need sourcing and fitting. Each item is manageable alone. Together, they total many older cars.
Comprehensive insurance covers vandalism, but the deductible comes out of your pocket, and many owners of older cars carry liability only. Even with coverage, the repair timeline stretches across parts orders and shop scheduling while you pay for alternate transportation. We have bought more than 10,000 cars across Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach counties, and vandalized vehicles are a steady part of that volume.
Water damage follows broken glass
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Broken windows are the most common entry point, literally. Replacing side glass is straightforward, but a shattered windshield or rear window costs more, and any rain that entered before the repair adds interior work. Slashed tires cannot be patched. They need replacement, and a car sitting on four flats needs a tow before anything else happens.
Keyed paint looks minor until you price it. A deep key scratch through the clear coat and base coat needs the full panel refinished, and vandals rarely stop at one panel. Stripped interiors are the worst case: seats, dashboards, door panels, and stereos removed for resale leave a shell that needs a donor car's worth of parts. Add it all up on a car with real miles, and the repair total passes the car's value quickly.
Yes. Our trucks carry the equipment to load cars that cannot roll normally. Just tell us about it when you call so we send the right setup.
File a police report first, no matter what. The report number supports your insurance claim and creates an official record of the incident. If you carry comprehensive coverage, file the claim and let the adjuster see the car before anything is repaired or moved. Your deductible applies, and the insurer will decide whether the car is repairable or a total loss.
If you carry liability only, there is no claim to file, and the full repair falls on you. That is the situation where most owners call us. We make a cash offer on the car exactly as it sits, tow it away free, and pay you on the spot. No estimates, no waiting on parts, no watching the damage get worse in your driveway.
Document the damage with photos from every angle, including close-ups of each damaged area. If glass is broken, cover the openings with plastic and tape to keep rain out until pickup. Remove all personal belongings, including anything in the glove box, trunk, and under the seats. Vandals sometimes return to cars they have already hit, so do not leave valuables inside.
Gather your title and photo ID. If you filed a police report or an insurance claim, have the report or claim number handy, though it is not required for the sale. Call us with the year, make, model, and a description of the damage. Our driver verifies the car, handles the paperwork with you, loads it with free towing, and hands you cash.
Covering broken windows with plastic keeps rain out and is worth doing. Full boarding is unnecessary for a car we are picking up within the hour.
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