Lodi has been a village longer than anywhere else in Medina County, and the age shows in the best ways: the square with its gazebo, the brick storefronts, the farmhouses scattered through Harrisville Township. It shows in the vehicles, too. Old villages collect old cars, and plenty around Lodi have quietly slipped from daily driver to yard fixture. When you’re ready for one of them to disappear, we pay cash and tow free anywhere in the 44254 ZIP.
Call us with the basics — year, make, model, running or not, how much rust — and you’ll have a firm number before you hang up. Typical junk-condition cars pay in the $150–$800 range; trucks, vans, and full-size SUVs carry more steel and more usable parts, so they can bring up to $1,200. The amount quoted on the phone is the amount paid at your door, with nothing subtracted for the tow.
Our truck handles the village streets near the square, the homes strung along US 224 and SR 83, and the rural properties out toward the I-71 and I-76 interchange by Ohio Station Outlets. Long lanes, back fields, and barn-side pickups are all fair game. Just mention where the vehicle sits when you call so we can plan the haul. Not sure whether an address just outside the village limits counts? Ask us — the answer is almost always yes.
A two-minute conversation covering condition, mileage, and whether it moves under its own power gets you a locked-in cash offer.
Morning, afternoon, whatever fits your schedule. Most Lodi pickups happen within a day of the first call because we’re already working routes through Medina County.
Our driver verifies your ID, completes the title with you, hands over the cash, and loads the car. You keep the plates, since Ohio law leaves those with the seller.
Blown head gaskets, seized engines, transmissions stuck in second, frames rotted past saving, deer strikes, flood damage, or simply two hundred thousand hard miles — we’ve bought them all around Harrisville Township. Sedans, pickups, minivans, SUVs, box trucks off the farm. Condition determines the price, never whether we’ll come.
About half the sellers who call us have some paperwork wrinkle. Lost titles are replaced through the Medina County Clerk of Courts title office for a small fee, usually in a single visit. A title in a deceased relative’s name, an old lienholder that no longer exists, an out-of-state document — describe your situation and we’ll tell you exactly what the Ohio BMV needs before we can buy. It’s almost always simpler than sellers fear, and your quote stays good while you sort it out.
Absolutely. Vehicles that no longer run make up the bulk of what we purchase, and the tow truck does all the work.
Usable parts get pulled and resold, the fluids are drained and handled properly, and the remaining metal is recycled. Nothing ends up rotting in a field.
Plan on fifteen to twenty minutes for paperwork, payment, and loading. Rural spots with tricky access can take a little longer.
Yes, and gladly. Heavier vehicles are often worth more to us than small cars, and that includes duallies, flatbeds, and vans with the racks still bolted in.
The oldest village in the county doesn’t need your junk car adding to its history. For a free quote and fast towing, call 330-238-3944
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Ready to ditch that old clunker? One call gets a firm cash quote and a free tow.
330-238-3944