Osceola County, FL
A car nobody drives anymore at a Reunion vacation home is easy to sell. One call, a cash offer, and a free tow.
Reunion is a 2,226-acre resort community in Osceola County, part of the Four Corners area, developed by Bobby Ginn and the Ginn family. It was approved as a Development of Regional Impact with room for 6,233 homes and 1,574 hotel rooms, and it is known for three golf courses named for Jack Nicklaus, Tom Watson and Arnold Palmer. The Watson and Palmer courses opened in 2004, and the resort hosted the LPGA's Ginn Open from 2006 to 2008.
Many of those homes are part-time. Owners fly in a few weeks a year, rent the place out the rest, and sometimes keep an old car parked there so they don't need a rental. After a few summers of Florida heat, that car won't start, the tires have flat-spotted, and the registration lapsed long ago. That's exactly the kind of vehicle we come get. Some owners also inherit a car along with the house when they buy a resale unit furnished, and the seller never took it. If the title was never transferred to you, call before doing anything else, because that changes what can legally be sold. Year-round residents at Reunion call for the same ordinary reasons as anybody else: a blown engine, a crash on I-4, or a car that simply got old.
At Reunion we buy parked-too-long, broken-down, storm-damaged and wrecked cars, SUVs and trucks, and we never charge for the tow.
Heat and humidity kill batteries, rot rubber and let rodents into wiring on a car that sits for months. We don't need it to crank. We do need an honest description, including any flood or water marks, so the offer holds up. Photos sent by text help a lot when you are describing a car from a thousand miles away.
If you are in another state or country, we can work with a property manager who has the keys. The title still has to be signed by the owner shown on it, so we will go over how to handle that before the pickup date is set.
Reunion has controlled entry points. Add us to your guest access for the day and time we agree on. Rental guests checking in the same afternoon are no problem; we can schedule around the booking calendar.
The driver looks the car over, checks the VIN against the title, and pays you or your authorized person in cash. Then the vehicle is winched onto the flatbed and gone from the driveway. Keep a copy of the signed title and a note of the sale date so you can cancel insurance and turn in or transfer the plate.
Tell us the year, make, model and condition. Most Reunion quotes take under five minutes.
