The value of a car with a broken engine will vary depending on the make, model, and year of the vehicle as well as the extent of the damage. In general, newer vehicles with lower mileage will be worth more than older vehicles with high mileage, even if the older vehicle is in better condition. This is because new vehicles hold their value better than an old car. Additionally, some people are willing to pay for a damaged car if they think they can fix it themselves or if they are interested in purchasing a parts car. However, most people will not want to pay full price for a car that is not in running condition. As a result, it is typically best to sell a damaged car to a company that specializes in purchasing accident-damaged.