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  • The price doesn't drop at pickup
  • Towing is free, never deducted
  • Paid at pickup

Cash For Cars Nevada buys cars, trucks, SUVs and vans anywhere in Enterprise — running or not — with a quick, firm offer online, free towing and payment at pickup. Enterprise grew from under 15,000 residents in 2000 to more than 220,000 in 2020, and Mountain's Edge, Southern Highlands and the neighborhoods off Blue Diamond Road are full of households with an extra car they no longer need.

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Serving Enterprise

Based in North Las Vegas, serving Enterprise

Enterprise the town, not the rental company: we're an independent North Las Vegas yard with a 702 number — not Enterprise Car Sales, and not a template page that lists Reno as "nearby."

Phone
702-766-7727 · answered 24/7
Yard address
2965 Coleman St, North Las Vegas, NV 89032 Directions
Yard hours
Yard hours, in person: Mon–Fri 8am–6pm · Sat 9am–4pm
Pickup in Enterprise

All of Enterprise — the 66-square-mile unincorporated town in the southwest valley between Spring Valley, Paradise, Henderson, Sloan and Blue Diamond — whether your mail says Enterprise or Las Vegas.

Enterprise is on the valley's weekday and Saturday pickup routes. Choose a window when you accept; in gated communities, add the gate details so the driver gets straight in.

Areas covered

  • Mountain's Edge (89178)
  • Southern Highlands (89141)
  • Silverado Ranch & Coronado Ranch (89183, 89123)
  • Southwest Ranch & the Durango/215 corridor (89113, 89148)
  • Blue Diamond Road (SR 160) corridor (89139, 89179)
  • South Point & the I-15 south corridor
Enterprise ZIP codes (5)
  • 89139
  • 89141
  • 89178
  • 89179
  • 89183

Local know-how

What we see most in Enterprise

Master-planned communities and HOAs

Mountain's Edge and Southern Highlands have HOAs, and some neighborhoods are guard-gated. A scheduled window with your name at the gate keeps the pickup to a few minutes.

Newer neighborhoods, newer cars

A lot of Enterprise sellers have a newer or well-kept second car rather than a wreck. Accurate trim, mileage and condition matter most here — fill them in carefully and the offer holds.

Paid-off cars only

Newer cars are more likely to still be financed. We can only buy cars that are fully owned, so check that the loan is paid off and you have the title or lien release before you start.

How it works in Enterprise

Three steps from driveway to paid.

  1. 1

    Get your firm offer

    Answer a few questions about the car. Your offer comes back in about two minutes, with no obligation.

  2. 2

    Pick a pickup time

    When you accept, choose a pickup window from the times offered for your address in Enterprise.

  3. 3

    Paid at pickup

    The driver checks the car matches, you sign over the title, and you're paid before it leaves. Towing is free.

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Pickup day

What to have ready

Full Nevada paperwork checklist
  • Your title

    You sign it over at pickup. No title? Say so in the quote and it tells you what your case needs.

  • Photo ID

    The name on it should match the name on the title.

  • Odometer reading

    Written on the title for 2011 and newer cars. The driver checks it with you.

  • Keys, if you have them

    Missing keys don't end the sale. The quote asks, and the offer reflects it.

Recent offers across the Las Vegas valley

Real instant offers from our quote tool, newest first and updated automatically. Every car is different: your offer depends on its year, condition, title and mileage, so the only way to know yours is to run the free two-minute quote.

VehicleAreaDateOffer
2014 Chevrolet SonicNorth Las Vegas, NVOct 29, 2026$540
1998 Nissan SentraBoulder City, NVOct 28, 2026$150
2010 Toyota Corolla MatrixLas Vegas, NVOct 27, 2026$755
2001 Mitsubishi GalantLas Vegas, NVOct 26, 2026$60
2003 Honda CivicHenderson, NVOct 26, 2026$470
2015 BMW X1Las Vegas, NVOct 24, 2026$1,120
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2006 Nissan AltimaLas Vegas, NVOct 24, 2026$295
2003 Volkswagen PassatLas Vegas, NVOct 23, 2026$260
2006 Toyota AvalonLas Vegas, NVOct 23, 2026$575
2004 Ford F-350Mesquite, NVOct 22, 2026$735
2005 Subaru OutbackNorth Las Vegas, NVOct 22, 2026$295
2013 Dodge JourneyLas Vegas, NVOct 22, 2026$345
1998 Saturn SC2Las Vegas, NVOct 21, 2026$150
2015 BMW 335ILas Vegas, NVOct 21, 2026$155

How much is my car worth?

What actually sets your cash offer

Nobody can price a car honestly without knowing the car — that's why we don't print "up to" numbers. These five things build yours, and they're the same five for every car.

  • The exact vehicleYear, make, model and trim. A VIN pins it down hardest, which gets you the sharpest number.
  • MileageA rough figure is fine. It matters less than people expect on older cars, more on newer ones.
  • ConditionDoes it start and drive? Engine, transmission, body, airbags, flood or fire — and whether the catalytic converter is still on.
  • Title statusClean, salvage, rebuilt or no title in hand — each prices differently. No title doesn't end the quote.
  • Where it sitsYour ZIP sets the pickup. Anywhere in Enterprise the tow is free and never subtracted.

Selling a car in Enterprise? See your number in about two minutes.

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Paperwork guide

Enterprise paperwork guide

Titles, the DMV, the local rules and what to do after the sale, each with its source.

The quote asks which title you have — clean, salvage/rebuilt or none — and the offer states exactly what your case needs. Here's what each situation means in Nevada.

Insurance totaled it and you kept it

If you kept a car after a total loss — common after a crash on the 215 or I-15 — Nevada brands the title salvage when damage tops 65% of its value, and a salvage car can only be sold to a licensed rebuilder, wrecker or dealer. Choose Salvage/Rebuilt in the quote; the offer is built for it.

Source: Nevada DMV — Salvage vehicles

Newer car, loan not paid off

We only buy cars that are fully owned — no active loan or lease. After payoff the lender releases the lien on the title or gives you a Lien Release (VP 186); then start the offer as normal.

Source: Nevada DMV — Titles

Title from another state

Many Enterprise households moved here recently. A valid out-of-state title can still be signed over; if it's lost, only that state can replace it. Say so in the quote and the offer lists what it needs.

Source: Nevada DMV — Titles

Lost or damaged Nevada title

If the car was last titled in Nevada with no lien, the owner can get a duplicate with form VP-012 — by mail or in person, usually about two to three weeks. Pick "I don't have the title" in the quote first: the offer says whether you need it.

Source: Nevada DMV — Titles

Title in both spouses' names

If the title lists two owners joined by "and", both sign; with "or", either can. Check the wording before pickup so the right people are home.

Source: Nevada DMV Car Seller's Guide

The owner passed away

Without probate, Nevada uses an Affidavit for Transfer (VP 024) — at least 40 days after the death, with a certified death certificate and notice to other heirs. Trust-owned cars use VP 188.

Source: Nevada DMV — VP 024
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FAQ

Questions Enterprise sellers ask

How do I get a quick cash offer for my car in Enterprise?

Enter the car's details online and get a firm offer in about two minutes. Accept it, pick a pickup window, and the driver checks the car against your description, collects the title and keys, and pays you at pickup. The tow is free.

My address says Las Vegas — is that Enterprise?

Often, yes. Enterprise is an unincorporated Clark County town, so most residents use a Las Vegas mailing address. It doesn't change anything — you get the same offer and free pickup.

What's the easiest way to get rid of a car I don't use?

Sell it rather than let it sit. Get the offer online, schedule a window, and we tow it away free and pay you at pickup. Afterwards keep your plates and file Nevada's Vehicle Resale Notification so the car is off your name.

What if my car still has a loan on it?

We can only buy cars that are fully owned — no active loan or lease. Pay off the loan (or get the lender's lien release) first, then start the offer as normal.

Do you buy junk and non-running cars in Enterprise?

Yes — cars that won't start, have a failed engine or transmission, or are missing a catalytic converter. The condition questions price it up front and the tow truck comes equipped for it.

Do you serve new developments in the southwest valley?

Yes. If the street is drivable for a tow truck, we can pick up — new construction areas included.

Will my HOA be a problem for the pickup?

Rarely. Pickups are quick and scheduled; if your community is gated or limits tow trucks at certain hours, add the details when you book and we'll set a window that works.

"Is this Enterprise Car Sales?"

No. We're an independent buyer; Enterprise here means the town in the southwest valley. You get our own firm offer — compare it with anyone.

"The HOA wants the second car off the driveway."

Get the offer the day the notice arrives and book the earliest window. Selling beats fines, a tow and a storage bill.

"It was wrecked on the 215 and it's sitting at home."

Crash-damaged and non-running cars are fine. Describe the damage honestly and the driver comes with a truck that can load a car that won't roll.

"Will the price drop when the truck shows up?"

If the car matches your answers, the number stands. It only changes if the car isn't as described — explained before anything is signed or loaded, so you can decline.

"When do I get paid?"

You're paid at pickup, before the car leaves. Towing is free and never deducted.

Statewide questions — titles, paperwork, payment — are covered in the full FAQ.

Statewide service

We also come to towns near Enterprise

Free towing covers all of Nevada, not just the cities with a page here. Wherever your car sits, run the quote with your ZIP.

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Tell us what you're selling and get a real cash offer. Free towing anywhere in the valley, and the price doesn't change in your driveway.