Cars we collect
Cars we collect for scrap
However the car reached the end of the road, the arrangement is the same: an offer from the buyer for your area, a slot, a truck and the paperwork.
Situations
Choose the one closest to yours
- 01
MOT failures
Repairs cost more than the car is worth to you.
- 02
Insurance write-offs
Every category, bought back or not.
- 03
Accident damage
Bent, burnt or flooded, collected as it stands.
- 04
Mechanical failure
Engine, gearbox, clutch or electrics gone.
- 05
Non-runners
Will not start, steer or roll? Still collected.
- 06
Salvage cars
Worth more as parts than as a car.
- 07
Old and unwanted cars
Sitting unused, unloved or simply surplus.
The route
How a collection is arranged
Four stations, the same wherever you live. The postcode decides who comes; you decide whether and when.
- 01
Your postcode
Give us the registration plus the postcode of the street, drive or yard where the car sits. That postcode picks the buyer.
- 02
The buyer for that area
The licensed buyer responsible for that patch reads the details and replies with a figure for the car.
- 03
A slot that suits you
Happy with the figure? Pick a day and a time window for the truck. Turn it down and that is the end of it, with nothing to pay.
- 04
ATF and certificate
Payment arrives by bank transfer, the car heads to an Authorised Treatment Facility, and its destruction is logged with the DVLA.
Find out what your car is worth
Two details, the reg and the postcode, put your car in front of the licensed buyer for your area. Their figure, your decision.