Can I sell my car for cash if it’s not running?
Yes, vehicles do not need to be running to be accepted. We regularly collect non-runners, MOT failures, and damaged vehicles. Every car is assessed based on its condition and current…
What is a Certificate of Destruction?
Certificates of Destruction (CODs) confirm that your car has been disposed of. The DVLA creates the certificate and sends it to the scrap yard that dismantles the vehicle. When booking…
What documents do I need to scrap my car?
Before we can scrap your car, we need to verify your identity and confirm ownership of the vehicle. The documents you need can include: A valid driving licence or passport…
What is a registration document?
A registration document (V5C/log book) is the document issued by the DVLA usually to the owner of the vehicle or the person/ company who is responsible for the vehicle. Learn…
Can I scrap my car without a registration document?
Yes, you can still scrap your car without a registration document. You’ll simply need to provide proof that you are the legal owner of the vehicle so we can complete…
What do I need to provide at the time of collection?
At the time of collection, you’ll need to provide your car keys, the V5C registration document (if available), and a locking wheel nut key if your vehicle has alloy wheels.…
What is the Vehicle Registration Document?
All cars should have a Vehicle Registration Document, also known as a VC5. This registers your vehicle with the DVLA (Driver and Vehicle Licencing Agency) and includes important details about…