If you've ever had your car towed, you know how difficult it can be to get it back without paying a high fee. Towing companies often charge a lot of money to release your vehicle, and they also like to keep it in storage until you pay up.

There are several ways you can get your car out of impound without paying a large amount of money. One way is to contact the company that towed your car and request they release it for you without any payment.

Another way is to ask the police department if they can help you retrieve your car. They can sometimes waive towing and storage fees, but you will need proof of your financial situation.

You can also try to get your car out of impound by appearing in court and showing that the tickets that led to your vehicle being towed were invalid or that you were unable to pay your fines. Check the official website of your city to find out how to request a hearing and get your fees waived.

Lastly, you can call the towing agency and see if they'll release your car for free or at a reduced rate. This is especially helpful if your vehicle was towed for a parking ticket or other reason that you can show was invalid.

In order to retrieve your vehicle, you will need to have a valid driver's license and proof of insurance. In addition, you may be required to show proof of ownership, such as a copy of your vehicle's title or registration.