Car Donations CT

Perhaps it's unfair that Connecticut is often viewed as the rich northern suburb of NYC. No matter whether you work in agriculture in Connecticut, or live in Greenwich and commute to New York, you are beholden to your car and the roadways of the East Coast.

Those who live and work in CT recognize that NYC is the lifeblood of the state. New Yorkers use and abuse Connecticut's roadways, provide a strong tax base, and add a great deal to the state.

Connecticut has little public transportation, and as a result, most CT residents must own a car in order to live and work. Given the population density of NY and CT, this also means that tens of thousands of junk cars leave the roads of these two East Coast states every year.

Greenwich residents often have “junk” cars that most Connecticut natives would view as the vehicle of a lifetime. Most Connecticut natives drive their cars into the ground, and find a way to make the most of the vehicles they own.

On the other hand, what NYC commuters and native residents of Connecticut have in common is generosity. While California leads the way in auto recycling, the East Coast has led the way in car donations.

Drive between CT and NY on any given work day and you'll see hundreds of cars on their last leg. Instead of leaving them on the side of the road, car donations have become the method of choice for East Coast residents moving on to their next car.

Car donations bridge the gap between NYC power players and the little guys who make up the backbone of Connecticut. Car donations come in all shapes and sizes, and are becoming the preferred method of getting rid of old cars that have outlived their usefulness.

Whether you're a master of the universe looking for a tax break for your 2003 Lexus, or a middle class Connecticut resident looking to get rid of your 1992 Dodge, car donations are becoming the most common way to rid yourself of your automotive burden.