Car Scrapyard
Automotive scrapyard · Vehicle disposal and parts
The Car Scrapyard is a facility for disposing of vehicles and salvaging usable parts. It serves as a lucrative business opportunity for players, providing a steady income from scrapped vehicles.
Overview
The Car Scrapyard in Grand Theft Auto V is a business where players can dispose of vehicles and earn money from scrapping them. Located in El Burro Heights, it is one of the properties that can be purchased by the protagonists.
Once acquired, the Car Scrapyard generates income based on the number of vehicles destroyed, providing a passive revenue stream for the owner. It is a practical investment for players looking to increase their financial assets in the game.
Locations
The Car Scrapyard is located in the following area in Los Santos.
- El Burro Heights
Real-World Counterpart
The Car Scrapyard is inspired by real-world junkyards and automotive scrapyards where vehicles are dismantled for parts and recycling. These facilities are common in industrial areas and serve an important role in vehicle disposal and parts recovery.
In-Game Presence
The Car Scrapyard is prominently featured as a property that can be purchased by Franklin Clinton, providing a steady income based on vehicle destruction.
Players can see the Car Scrapyard in the industrial area of El Burro Heights, marked by piles of crushed cars and scrap metal.
Mission Appearances
- The Car Scrapyard becomes available for purchase after completing the mission 'Pulling Favors'.
- Franklin Clinton can purchase the Car Scrapyard, which then generates income based on the number of vehicles destroyed in the game world.
Trivia
- The Car Scrapyard generates $150 for every vehicle destroyed, making it a lucrative passive income source.
- It is one of the few properties that can be purchased by Franklin Clinton.
- The scrapyard's income is capped at $5,000 per week.
- The Car Scrapyard is located in an industrial area, fitting its role as a vehicle disposal site.
- Players can witness NPCs occasionally driving in and out of the scrapyard.