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You seriously don't have to lift a finger … well, one finger, to call us at Cars2Charifor free - whenever and wherever is most convenient for you (The charity you choose reimburses Cars2Charities for the towing, improvements, and handling). We determine if changes to your car will result in a higher sale price. Then we sell it and hand your favorite charity a check … and you get a tax write-off for 100% of the value of your car donation in California!
We literally handle it start to finish - we take care of the title transfer and all the DMV documents. You have better things to do than sit around and wait for Craigslist customers and stand in long lines at the DMV. Let us take the car you no longer need off your hands (and out of the garage!). You can also feel good knowing that you can generously help someone without resources.
Did you know that your vehicle donation in California doesn't even have to run?! We come and tow your car, so it's not like other charities that accept car donations in California, where you have to limp it to a drop-off location or government rebate center.
If you're accustomed to doing dealer trade-ins or CarMax when it's time to upgrade your car, you may not know that you tend to only get 30%-40% of the value of your vehicle. An interesting study at the Marshall School of Business at USC revealed that dealers increase the sale price of their cars when presenting quotes to shoppers who are planning to trade in their cars. The researchers found that car sales personnel assume that buyers with trade-ins aren't very concerned about the bottom line.
Can I donate an RV in California? What about a truck or motorcycle?
The answer is “all of the above!" You reap the same benefits if you make a recreational vehicle donation in California as you do with an auto donation. Is your motor home just sitting in the driveway? We can pick that up for you, or you can donate a camper in California.
