Browse salvage cars by state
Find auction vehicles near you. Every state shows its live inventory count, and every Copart yard in the state is listed with its address and current lots.
Top states by vehicle count
Every state and its yards
Expand a state to see each Copart yard with its address and inventory. Buying close to home cuts transport costs and makes pickup easier.
Northeast
Connecticut 2,011 vehicles · 2 yards
Massachusetts 1,747 vehicles · 4 yards
Maryland 2,781 vehicles · 3 yards
Maine 666 vehicles · 2 yards
New Hampshire 1,356 vehicles · 1 yard
New Jersey 3,586 vehicles · 3 yards
New York 3,662 vehicles · 6 yards
Pennsylvania 4,005 vehicles · 10 yards
Rhode Island 342 vehicles · 1 yard
Vermont 288 vehicles · 1 yard
Southeast
Alabama 4,035 vehicles · 6 yards
Georgia 5,552 vehicles · 10 yards
Kentucky 3,202 vehicles · 5 yards
Mississippi 834 vehicles · 2 yards
North Carolina 4,964 vehicles · 8 yards
South Carolina 2,835 vehicles · 3 yards
Tennessee 2,826 vehicles · 3 yards
Virginia 3,045 vehicles · 5 yards
West Virginia 286 vehicles · 1 yard
Midwest
Iowa 1,025 vehicles · 2 yards
Illinois 7,992 vehicles · 5 yards
Indiana 3,429 vehicles · 4 yards
Kansas 2,503 vehicles · 2 yards
Minnesota 4,540 vehicles · 3 yards
North Dakota 241 vehicles · 1 yard
Nebraska 718 vehicles · 1 yard
Ohio 2,056 vehicles · 5 yards
South Dakota 195 vehicles · 1 yard
Wisconsin 1,615 vehicles · 4 yards
South Central
Arkansas 1,430 vehicles · 2 yards
Louisiana 1,286 vehicles · 3 yards
Oklahoma 1,080 vehicles · 2 yards
Mountain West
Arizona 2,138 vehicles · 2 yards
Colorado 3,179 vehicles · 4 yards
Idaho 328 vehicles · 1 yard
Montana 491 vehicles · 2 yards
New Mexico 702 vehicles · 1 yard
Nevada 1,479 vehicles · 3 yards
Utah 2,234 vehicles · 2 yards
Pacific
Alaska 237 vehicles · 1 yard
California 7,227 vehicles · 18 yards
Hawaii 923 vehicles · 1 yard
Oregon 3,002 vehicles · 3 yards
Washington 819 vehicles · 3 yards
Canada
Alberta 210 vehicles · 2 yards
New Brunswick 156 vehicles · 1 yard
Ontario 1,016 vehicles · 4 yards
Quebec 483 vehicles · 1 yard
Why the state you buy in matters
Distance is money at a salvage auction. The closer the yard, the cheaper the transport and the easier it is to view a lot in person before bidding. Buying in your own state can also simplify title paperwork, since re titling rules differ state by state. Get an instant hauling quote for any yard on our transportation page.
A few restrictions are worth knowing before you pick a state: vehicles located in Kansas and Missouri cannot be purchased, Michigan allows clean title vehicles only, Colorado and Wisconsin take preliminary bids only, and California residents cannot buy California lots. Everything else is open to any buyer with a free account: register here. See how to buy for the full process.