Sell your car in Kissimmee: running, dead in the driveway or a relative's
Kissimmee's code enforcement guide asks two things of a car parked at a house: that it runs, and that the person named on its registration lives there, and it wants any inoperable vehicle kept inside a garage. Our buying partner's cash offer comes online, free and open for a week, and the pickup that comes for the car is free too.
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Where a car can wait at a Kissimmee house
- Off the lawn, mostly. Vehicles may not park on the grass in the front or along the side yard of any property, except for two cars parked directly adjacent to the driveway in the front yard (City of Kissimmee).
- Minor repairs, two cars at a time. In residential districts, only minor repairs and maintenance are allowed on privately registered vehicles, and on no more than 2 vehicles at a time (city guide).
- No heavy commercial vehicles. A commercial vehicle that exceeds 8,000 pounds gross vehicle weight may not be parked or stored on any lot or street in any district (city guide).
Where we pick up around Kissimmee
Pickup is free in Kissimmee and across Osceola County, from Campbell City on South Orange Blossom Trail to St. Cloud. If the car is shut in a garage because it doesn't run, say so when you book.
Meeting a buyer yourself? The Osceola County Sheriff's Office offers Safe Exchange Zones in the parking lots of its facilities for completing business transactions, including its Main Office at 2601 E. Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway in Kissimmee, WKMG News 6 reported on Feb. 25, 2026 (WKMG News 6).
Cash for your car in Kissimmee
The City of Kissimmee's 2021 code enforcement reference guide says vehicles must be operable and the person whose name appears on the registration must live in the house where the vehicle is parked. Any inoperable vehicle must be kept inside a garage (City of Kissimmee).
That reaches further than a dead car. A running one can fall outside the rule too, if it's registered to someone who doesn't live at the house, such as a relative's car left in your driveway.
Either can be sold. Our junk car offer covers the one that won't run, right where it sits, and selling a car for someone else covers the one that isn't in your name. When you ask for the offer, say whose name is on the registration and whether the car runs.
Paying CFX toll violations at an Osceola counter
Since October 2019, every Osceola County Tax Collector office has accepted payments for toll violations on the Central Florida Expressway (CFX) road system (Osceola County Tax Collector). The BVL and St. Cloud branch offices both list CFX toll clearances among their services (office list).
If the car you're selling ran up CFX violations, you can settle them in person at any Osceola tax collector counter, including the three in Kissimmee.
Kissimmee's three tax collector offices
- •Main Office, 2501 E. Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway. The Osceola County Tax Collector, the county tax collector's office (the local DMV), is open Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.; phone 407-742-4000 (Osceola County Tax Collector)
- •BVL branch, 2595 Simpson Road. Tag and title transactions, CFX toll clearances and driver license services, weekdays 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. (Osceola County Tax Collector)
- •Campbell City, 4730 South Orange Blossom Trail. All services, tag, title and driver licenses included, on the same weekday hours (Osceola County Tax Collector)
- •St. Cloud branch. Tag and title transactions there too (Osceola County Tax Collector)
Asked by Kissimmee sellers
My car sat in Ian's floodwater in 2022. Can I still sell it in Kissimmee?
Yes, you can ask for an offer on it as it is. FOX 35 reported on Oct. 1, 2022 that the National Guard was rescuing residents of Kissimmee communities where flood waters continued to rise after Hurricane Ian (FOX 35 Orlando). Mention the flooding on the form, and see our flood-damaged car guide.
Can I pay a CFX toll violation on the Osceola tax collector's website?
No. The tax collector's website can't accept toll violation payments; you pay at one of its offices, by cash, credit card or debit card (Osceola County Tax Collector).
My mother's car is registered to her but parked at my house. Is that a problem in Kissimmee?
Under the city's code enforcement guide it can be, since the person whose name appears on the registration must live in the house where the vehicle is parked (City of Kissimmee). If you're selling it for her, the pickup can come to your driveway.
Is there an Osceola tax collector office in St. Cloud?
Yes. The St. Cloud branch office offers tag and title transactions and CFX toll clearances (Osceola County Tax Collector).
Our Florida page has the statewide paperwork, from signing the title to the notice of sale. If the registered owner has died, selling a deceased person's car is the guide to start with.