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08001 852665Everything you need to know about the condition requirements of your car.
Absolutely not! We will buy any car, any age!
We would be happy to take your damaged vehicle, all you need to do is tell us about the damage in as much detail as possible. Providing us with this information will help inform us about the state of your vehicle, don’t worry, this shouldn’t majorly affect the quote we will give you.
The term "major damage" falls under multiple categories, such as
This term covers factors as light scraps, scratches and rust. General wear and tear occurs just through day to day use of the vehicle.
Undamaged means that your vehicle has no damage, minor or major.
No, we buy cars that have missing parts.
We may ask you whether any parts are missing. Take a look at what we consider to be complete, minor parts and major parts.
After you've got your quote you'll have the opportunity to discuss your quote and provide further details.
Your car is complete if all minor and major parts are present. Don't worry about the odd missing wheel trim, interior trim, body trim, badge, parcel shelf, aerial, spare wheel or aftermarket audio player, but these should not be excessive in number.
We may ask you whether any parts are missing. Take a look at what we consider to be major parts and minor parts.
Major parts are those which may have a value when recycled, such as the engine, electronic control unit, gearbox, bodywork, seats, battery, catalytic converter and wheels.
We may ask you whether any parts are missing. Take a look at what we consider to be minor parts.
Minor parts are the essential components needed to pass an MOT, such as the lights, mirrors, wipers, steering, braking, suspension, safety and emissions components.
We may ask you whether any parts are missing. Take a look at what we consider to be major parts.
No, we buy cars that have a high mileage.
We may ask you for your approximate mileage.
No, we buy cars without keys.
We may ask you whether you have the keys. If you've told us your car starts and drives, you'll need to provide the keys.
No, your registration certificate (also known as the V5C or log book) is not essential and this will not affect your quote. However, it helps if you can try to dig it out as it can make things easier.
We may ask you whether you have the registration certificate. If you don't have your registration certificate we may ask you to provide personal identification.
No, we buy cars that have been written off by an insurance company.
We may ask you whether your car has been written off.
After you've got your quote you'll have the opportunity to discuss your quote and provide further details.
No, we buy cars that don't start and drive.
We may ask you whether your car starts and drives. By telling us that your car starts and drives you're declaring that there are no mechanical or electrical problems.
After you've got your quote you'll have the opportunity to discuss your quote and provide further details.
No, we buy cars without a valid MOT.
We may ask you whether there is any MOT remaining. As it may be unsafe, or even illegal, to drive a car on public roads without a valid MOT, we recommend that you arrange for us to collect your car.
No, we buy cars with no service history.
No, but we expect you to remove your personal belongings and any rubbish.
Unfortunately we're not able to return anything that's left in the car.
No, we buy cars that have had a hard life, including those which have been used for rental, private hire, driving tuition or as an emergency vehicle.
