Sell your car in Cheyenne: running or not, hail-damaged or totaled
You can get a cash offer on your Cheyenne car as it sits, hail dents and insurance-totaled titles included, with free pickup anywhere in Laramie County. If you're leaving F.E. Warren on orders, weigh that offer against shipping or storing the car.
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Paperwork for the Denver VPC in Aurora
- Pick a weekday slot on PCSmyPOV. Every vehicle processing center is appointment-only. Cheyenne's nearest is the Denver VPC, 14777 E. 35th Place in Aurora, Colorado, which takes its last car at 3 p.m.
- Gather the full paper set. The Denver VPC's page lists your orders with all amendments, registration, the title front and back or a lien letter, its shipping instruction and shipper/storage acknowledgment forms, a no-recall document and ID, plus a storage memo if it's being stored. Email the shipping documents 72 to 48 hours ahead.
- Headed to Korea, Italy, Guam or Guantanamo Bay? The registration must stay current at drop-off and in transit, or the VPC can't take the car. For a car registered here, renew at the Laramie County Treasurer.
Where we pick up around Cheyenne
Pickup is free anywhere in Laramie County. In Cheyenne that means every ZIP, including 82005 on F.E. Warren. Outside the city limits it covers Ranchettes, South Greeley and Fox Farm-College, and along I-80 it reaches Burns and Pine Bluffs (82082). A rural address at the end of a long gravel road is fine.
Buying a replacement car? F.E. Warren's Military and Family Readiness Center asks you to call it at (307) 773-5941 to talk through car-buying options before you sign any purchase documents.
PCS orders from F.E. Warren and your car
One car, shipped or stored at government expense, can come with PCS orders. F.E. Warren's TMO (outbound household goods) can tell you if yours do. It's in Bldg. 1284 at 7100 Sabre Road, Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Either way, the car goes to a vehicle processing center, and the steps below cover the one nearest Cheyenne.
To sell instead, you get a cash offer on the car as it sits. Once the title paperwork is in order, the sale usually takes a few days, and the pickup can be set around your out-processing, on base or in town. Timing and paperwork are in selling your car before a PCS move.
Cash for your car in Cheyenne
Inside city limits, Cheyenne's code makes a car a nuisance once it has spent more than seven calendar days unable to run, up on jacks or blocks with no active repair, missing a tire or sitting on a flat, or without a current plate or valid temporary permit. Once the city serves a notice to abate, the owner or occupant has 10 business days to fix it or remove it.
You can sell a junk car in Cheyenne before it gets that far. You get a cash offer on it and free pickup. A car with hail dents and a failing transmission gets one offer for the whole car. Salvage and insurance-totaled titles can still get offers too; say which one yours carries in the form. Our junk car page has more.
If hail left the car dented, see selling a hail-damaged car; if the insurer declared it a total loss, selling an insurance-totaled car walks through the salvage title that follows. A transmission that's failing on top of the dents has its own guide: selling a car with a failing transmission.
How often hail hits Cheyenne
- •In NWS Cheyenne's hail records since 2000, the Cheyenne area averages more than six days a year with severe hail, over an inch across, reported within 25 miles. (NWS Cheyenne)
- •Across NWS Cheyenne's wider area, the daily chance of a hail report stays above 10% from early May to early September. (NWS Cheyenne)
Asked by Cheyenne sellers
Can I sell a hail-damaged car in Cheyenne without repairing it?
Yes. The cash offer is for the car as it sits, so the dents can stay. If you'd rather fix them first, think about timing. NWS Cheyenne's count of hail reports across its area from 2000 to 2023 puts June first and July second, so a car repaired in spring goes straight into the busiest months.
Where in Cheyenne does a Laramie County buyer title the car?
Looking for the Wyoming DMV? WYDOT has titles done by the county clerk and plates by the county treasurer where the buyer lives. For a Laramie County buyer, the title goes through the clerk's titles office, Suite 1502 at 309 W. 20th St., where they can join the line online or book an appointment (not on Mondays or Fridays). The clerk wants the buyer's Wyoming physical address on the title. Plates come next, from the county treasurer in the same building.
If my buyer needs a VIN inspection, where is it done in Cheyenne?
The Laramie County Clerk lists the Cheyenne Police Department at 415 W. 18th St., the Laramie County Sheriff's Department at 1910 Pioneer Ave. and the Wyoming Highway Patrol at 5300 Bishop Blvd. For a car that doesn't run, call for an on-site check: police come inside city limits on Wednesdays only, the sheriff outside them any day in daylight, and neither takes appointments. For a Colorado or other out-of-state title, see our guide to selling a car with an out-of-state title.
Why would a buyer be wary of my car ad from F.E. Warren?
Scammers use the base's name. The base's Public Affairs Office says it routinely gets asked to verify people at F.E. Warren supposedly selling vehicles. The fake sellers often claim to be sergeants training for a deployment or just transferred to Wyoming, write only by email and want a wire transfer or gift cards. To show you're real, let the buyer see the car in person and give them the VIN, plate number and registered owner's name, the checks in the FBI tips the base posts.
What does a buyer need at F.E. Warren's Visitor Control Center?
The center sits outside Gate 1 at 4600 Randall Ave. (Exit 11 off I-25) and, as of Nov. 14, 2025, opens 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. every day but federal holidays. For a walk-in pass, you as sponsor and the buyer both have to be there. The buyer brings a REAL ID-compliant license and, if driving separately, proof of insurance and registration. After hours, Gate 5 on Central Avenue can issue passes.
The Laramie County clerk and treasurer apply Wyoming's statewide title rules, which our Wyoming selling guide explains for sellers.