We Buy Fleet Vehicles in Palm Beach County, FL
Junk Cars Yard buys retired fleet vehicles from Palm Beach County businesses — work trucks, vans, and box trucks in any condition — with cash at pickup and free towing.
When a work vehicle stops earning its keep, it starts costing you money instead. Repairs pile up, jobs get missed, and dead trucks eat yard space your business needs. Junk Cars Yard buys fleet vehicles from local businesses across Palm Beach County, paying cash on the spot and towing every vehicle away free — whether you are clearing out one tired van or a whole row of retired work trucks.
Why Businesses Retire Fleet Vehicles
Every work vehicle has a working life, and every business owner learns to recognize the tipping point — the day a truck costs more to keep than it is worth. Early on, a work truck earns its keep every single day.
Then the repair bills start coming closer together. The fuel economy drops.
The truck spends more mornings in the shop than on the job, and every breakdown means a missed appointment, a delayed project, and a customer who starts wondering if they hired the right company.
Here is the scenario we hear most often: a contractor in Boynton Beach runs three pickups. Two are reliable.
The third has been in and out of the shop for six months — new alternator, then the transmission started slipping, then the air conditioning died in the middle of August. Each repair felt reasonable on its own.
Added together, they cost more than the truck would ever sell for. Meanwhile, the crew has learned not to trust it on long jobs, so it mostly sits behind the shop, taking up space and still needing insurance.
That truck is not an asset anymore. It is a liability wearing a license plate.
There are other signs it is time. Rust is a quiet killer in South Florida — the heat, humidity, and salt air eat frames and rocker panels year-round, and once a frame is compromised, no repair makes financial sense.
Failed inspections can cost more to fix than the vehicle is worth. And mileage eventually wins: a van with a quarter-million hard stop-and-go miles on delivery routes simply cannot be trusted on a schedule anymore.
Retiring vehicles on time also protects how your business looks. A plumbing truck with a smoking exhaust pulling up to a customer’s home in Wellington sends a message you do not want to send.
A delivery van with a crumpled fender parked outside a client’s office in Boca Raton does the same. Replacing tired vehicles keeps your fleet looking professional — and the cash from selling the old ones helps pay for the replacements.
The most expensive option is doing nothing. A dead truck behind the shop still occupies space a working vehicle needs.
It still has to be insured or formally taken off the road. It still loses value every month it sits in the Florida sun.
Selling it turns that liability into cash you can put straight back into the business — toward a replacement, toward repairs on the working fleet, toward anything that actually earns money.
The Fleet Vehicles We Buy
We buy the full range of light and medium-duty work vehicles that small and mid-size Palm Beach County businesses actually run. If it served your business and its working days are over, we want to hear about it. Running or not, clean or rough — condition is our problem to evaluate, not yours to fix.
Work Trucks and Pickups
Pickups are the backbone of the local trades — plumbing, electrical, HVAC, roofing, painting, and general contracting. We buy work trucks in every condition: high-mileage trucks with worn drivetrains, trucks with body damage from years on job sites, trucks with blown engines or dead transmissions, and trucks that still run but cannot be trusted on a job anymore.
Extended cabs, crew cabs, flatbeds, and utility-body pickups are all welcome. If your crew has stopped volunteering to drive it, it is probably ready to sell.
Cargo and Passenger Vans
Cargo vans carry the tools and materials that keep service businesses moving, and passenger vans shuttle crews and clients. We buy cargo vans, passenger vans, and minivans retired from business use — vans with mechanical problems, accident damage, rust underneath, or simply too many miles to trust on a schedule. Delivery routes are especially hard on vans: constant stop-and-go driving in Palm Beach County traffic wears out brakes, transmissions, and suspensions far faster than highway miles do.
Box Trucks and Step Vans
Box trucks and step vans handle the heavier delivery and moving work. When a box truck’s engine, transmission, or liftgate gives out — or when the box itself is too damaged to keep using — repairs can easily exceed the truck’s remaining value.
We buy box trucks and step vans in any mechanical condition, running or not. If the truck has not moved under its own power in months, that is fine.
Our pickup service is built for exactly that.
Company Cars and SUVs
Sales fleets, service managers, and business owners themselves drive company cars and SUVs that eventually age out. We buy retired company cars and SUVs of all makes and models — vehicles with cosmetic damage, mechanical issues, or mileage so high they are no longer suitable for client-facing use. A sales rep’s old sedan with 200,000 miles and a tired transmission is a perfect candidate.
Call Junk Cars Yard at 561-559-5865 — cash paid at pickup, free towing included.
Who We Buy Fleet Vehicles From
You do not need a national fleet or a dedicated fleet manager to sell to us. Most of our fleet sellers are local businesses running a handful of work vehicles out of a shop, a yard, or even a home office. If that sounds like you, this section is for you.
Contractors and Trades
Plumbers, electricians, HVAC technicians, roofers, painters, and general contractors run their trucks harder than almost anyone. Long days, heavy loads, dusty job sites, and Florida heat take a steady toll.
When a work truck starts missing jobs because it is in the shop, it is time. We buy retired trade vehicles one at a time or several at once, so you can clear space for the replacement without juggling multiple buyers or spending your evenings fielding calls from strangers.
Landscapers and Lawn Care Companies
Landscaping trucks and trailers live outdoors and work in heat, rain, and mud twelve months a year in South Florida — there is no off-season for wear. Rust creeps into frames, suspensions sag under constant loads, and engines tire out.
When a landscape truck or work van is done, we will pick it up from your yard or shop and pay cash on the spot. Many landscapers sell us two or three vehicles at once during a slow week and use the cash to freshen up the working fleet.
Delivery and Courier Businesses
Delivery routes punish vehicles. Constant stop-and-go driving, heavy loads, long daily hours, and tight turnaround schedules wear out vans and box trucks faster than almost any other use.
If your delivery vans or step vans are costing more in repairs than they earn on their routes, selling them for cash is the practical move. We can collect multiple vehicles from your lot in a single visit so your operation never skips a beat.
Small Businesses of Every Kind
Catering companies, cleaning services, mobile detailers, pest control operators, pool services, pressure-washing outfits — any small business that runs vehicles eventually retires them.
Maybe the business is growing and the old van does not fit the image anymore. Maybe it is downsizing and the extra truck has to go. Maybe the vehicle just gave up.
Whatever the story, if your business owns vehicles that are no longer pulling their weight, we buy them with the same simple process: a phone call, a free pickup, and cash at collection. Learn more about selling damaged work vehicles if the truck has collision or mechanical damage on top of its age.
How Multi-Vehicle Pickup Works
Selling several vehicles at once should not mean several rounds of hassle. Our multi-vehicle pickup process is built to clear your yard or lot efficiently, in a single visit whenever possible.
One call covers everything
Call 561-559-5865 and tell us about each vehicle — year, make, model, and general condition. There is no limit on how many you can include in a single request. Two vans, five trucks, a mix — it is all one conversation.
We schedule around your operations
Pickups are arranged at times that work for your business, so retired vehicles can be collected without disrupting the working fleet. Early morning before the crews roll out, midday, or late afternoon — you tell us what works. If the vehicles are parked in different spots on your property, just point them out when we arrive.
Titles are signed at pickup
You — or your authorized signer, more on that below — sign each vehicle’s title over when we collect it. Having all titles ready in one envelope keeps things moving. The signing for several vehicles usually takes only a few minutes.
Cash is paid on the spot
You receive cash payment when the vehicles are collected. No waiting for checks to clear, no net-30 terms, no financing contingencies. The money is in your hand before we leave your property.
Every purchase includes free pickup. Non-running work trucks, vans with dead engines, box trucks that have not moved in months — we collect them all without charging you for the tow. That alone can save a business a significant amount compared to paying a tow company to haul dead vehicles away one by one.
Call Junk Cars Yard at 561-559-5865 — cash paid at pickup, free towing included.
Title Paperwork for Company-Owned Vehicles
Title paperwork is where fleet sales differ most from private sales, so it is worth getting right before pickup day. The guidance below follows Florida’s standard title transfer requirements. For the general walkthrough, see our guide to how to sign a Florida car title.
The Title Is in the Company Name — Who Signs?
When a vehicle title lists a business as the owner, the person who signs must be authorized to act for the company — typically an owner, officer, partner, or member, depending on how the business is structured. The signature should be accompanied by the signer’s title or role (for example, “Owner” or “President”) so the transfer clearly shows the signer acted on the company’s behalf.
If you are not sure who in your company is authorized, check your business records or ask your accountant or attorney before pickup day. Getting this right in advance avoids a wasted trip.
What If a Fleet Title Is Lost?
Lost titles are common with older fleet vehicles. Paperwork gets misplaced over years of operation, especially when vehicles change hands between managers or the office moves.
Only the titled owner — the company, through its authorized representative — can apply for a duplicate Florida title. You will use Form HSMV 82101 at a Palm Beach County tax collector’s office or license plate agency.
The duplicate is mailed to the company and is signed exactly like an original. Because duplicates take time to arrive, start the application as soon as you decide to sell rather than waiting until pickup is scheduled. Our paperwork guide for selling a junk car in Florida covers the details.
What If There Is Still a Lien on a Fleet Vehicle?
Financed work vehicles sometimes still show a lien on the title. Like any Florida title transfer, the lien must be satisfied and released before ownership can change hands.
Contact the lender for the payoff amount, pay it off, and confirm the release with the tax collector’s office. Keep the lien satisfaction paperwork with the title so everything is in one place on pickup day.
Keep One Envelope Per Vehicle
For multi-vehicle sales, the simplest system is one envelope per vehicle containing its title and any lien release paperwork. Label each envelope with the vehicle’s year and model. When we arrive, the signing takes minutes instead of turning into a paperwork hunt across the office.
Cash Paid at Pickup and Free Towing
Our offer to fleet sellers is the same straightforward deal we give every customer: cash paid at pickup, and free towing on every vehicle we collect. There are no listing fees, no commissions, and no waiting for a buyer’s financing to clear.
You agree to the sale, we come to you, titles are signed, and you are paid in cash before we leave. For businesses watching cash flow, that immediacy matters — the money from retired vehicles can go straight toward replacements, repairs on the working fleet, or anything else the business needs.
Free pickup applies whether the vehicle runs or not. Non-running work trucks, vans with dead engines, box trucks that have not moved in months — we collect them all without charging you for the tow.
Consider what the alternative costs: paying a tow company for each dead vehicle, taking time away from real work to coordinate it, and ending up with scrap value anyway. One call to us handles the whole problem.
Call Junk Cars Yard at 561-559-5865 — cash paid at pickup, free towing included.
Preparing Your Fleet Vehicles for Pickup
A little preparation makes pickup day faster for everyone. None of this is required — we buy vehicles exactly as they sit — but it smooths the visit:
- Gather every title and any lien releases, one envelope per vehicle as described above.
- Remove company branding if you wish — peel off vinyl lettering, magnetic signs, and decals. This is optional, but most businesses prefer their name off a vehicle they no longer own.
- Clear out tools and equipment. Check cabs, cargo areas, toolboxes, glove boxes, and under seats. Expensive tools get left behind in work trucks more often than anyone admits — do a slow walk around each vehicle with a flashlight.
- Remove license plates. In Florida, plates stay with the owner, not the vehicle. Take them off before we arrive and return or transfer them according to state rules.
- Cancel or adjust insurance once the sale is complete and the vehicles are off your property. There is no reason to keep paying premiums on trucks you no longer own.
- Have keys ready if you have them — but missing keys are not a dealbreaker. Just let us know in advance so we come prepared.
You do not need to wash the vehicles, fix anything, or make them presentable. We buy fleet vehicles for what they are: retired workhorses at the end of the line.
Curious what goes into an offer? Read our guide on how much your junk car is worth — the same factors apply to work vehicles.
Serving Palm Beach County, Florida
Junk Cars Yard is based in Lake Worth, Florida, and we pick up fleet vehicles throughout Palm Beach County and nearby communities — including Boca Raton, Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Wellington, Greenacres, Lantana, Royal Palm Beach, Palm Springs, Hypoluxo, and Lake Worth. Our address is 4096 S Military Trail, Lake Worth, FL 33463, and our hours are Monday through Sunday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Because we are local, scheduling is flexible and pickups are straightforward. You are dealing directly with the buyer — not a call center, not a broker chain.
One call to 561-559-5865 reaches the people who will actually show up to collect your vehicles. Selling in a specific city? See our page on selling a junk car in Palm Beach County.
Call Junk Cars Yard at 561-559-5865 — cash paid at pickup, free towing included.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you buy more than one vehicle at a time?
Yes. We regularly pick up multiple vehicles in a single visit. Just tell us about each vehicle when you call — year, make, model, and general condition — so we can plan the pickup and bring the right equipment.
What paperwork do I need to sell a company-owned vehicle?
You need the Florida certificate of title for each vehicle, signed by someone authorized to act for the company, plus any lien satisfaction documents if a loan was ever recorded on the title. If a title is lost, apply for a duplicate with Form HSMV 82101 at the tax collector’s office before pickup day.
Do the fleet vehicles need to run?
No. We buy fleet vehicles running or not — including vehicles with blown engines, bad transmissions, accident damage, or serious rust. Free pickup applies either way, so a dead truck costs you nothing extra to get rid of.
How and when do I get paid?
You are paid in cash on the spot when the vehicles are collected and the titles are signed over. There is no waiting period, no mailed check, and no financing contingency.
What areas do you serve for fleet pickup?
We are based in Lake Worth and serve Palm Beach County and nearby communities — including Boca Raton, Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Wellington, Greenacres, Lantana, Royal Palm Beach, Palm Springs, and Hypoluxo.
Can you pick up vehicles from our business location?
Yes. We come to your shop, yard, lot, or job site anywhere in our service area. Just make sure the vehicles are accessible when we arrive — clear a path if they are blocked in by working equipment.
What if one of the vehicles has no title?
Tell us about the title situation before pickup. Lost titles can usually be replaced with a duplicate from the tax collector’s office, and we will explain what documentation Florida requires for your specific situation. The key is to bring it up early so there are no surprises on pickup day.
Do I need to remove my company logos and lettering?
Only if you want to. Removing vinyl lettering, magnetic signs, and decals is optional, but most businesses prefer their name and phone number off a vehicle they no longer own. It takes a few minutes per vehicle with a heat gun or even a hair dryer.
Should I cancel the insurance before or after pickup?
After. Keep coverage in place until the sale is complete and the vehicles are off your property, then cancel or adjust the policy. In Florida you will also want to handle the license plates — they stay with you, not the vehicle.
We are replacing the whole fleet — can you take everything at once?
Yes. Tell us how many vehicles are involved when you call so we can plan the visit properly. Clearing an entire retired fleet in one coordinated pickup is exactly the kind of job we do — one call, one visit, cash on the spot, and your lot is clear for the replacements.
Get an Offer for Your Fleet Vehicles Today
Retired work vehicles are money sitting in your yard. Junk Cars Yard buys fleet vehicles across Palm Beach County — work trucks, cargo vans, box trucks, and company cars — with free pickup and cash paid on the spot. One call handles one vehicle or ten.
Call Junk Cars Yard at 561-559-5865. We serve Lake Worth, Boca Raton, Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Wellington, Greenacres, Lantana, Royal Palm Beach, Palm Springs, Hypoluxo, and surrounding Palm Beach County communities — Monday through Sunday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Visit Junk Cars Yard
Ready to sell? Stop by or give us a call — we buy junk cars, damaged cars, and old vehicles across Palm Beach County every day.
- Business: Junk Cars Yard
- Address: 4096 S Military Trail, Lake Worth, FL 33463, USA
- Phone: 561-559-5865
- Email: junkcarsyard@gmail.com
- Website: https://junkcarsyard.com/
- Hours: Monday–Sunday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM