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Accident-Damaged Cars
Vehicles involved in collisions or accidents that may still contain usable components, assemblies or recyclable materials.
Have an accident-damaged, non-running, unwanted or end-of-life vehicle? Tell us about your car and our team can assess its potential value for recovery, parts reuse or responsible automotive recycling.
Damage does not always mean the end of your vehicle's value.
A vehicle does not have to be roadworthy to retain value. Accident damage, mechanical failure or age may prevent a car from returning to normal use, but many vehicles still contain recoverable components, materials and automotive parts.
Engines, transmissions, electronics and other usable components may still have recovery potential.
Metals and other automotive materials can retain value through responsible recycling and processing.
Major mechanical and structural components can be assessed for continued use or recovery.
Even vehicles beyond practical repair may still hold value within the automotive recovery process.
Selling a damaged vehicle does not have to be complicated. Provide the available vehicle information, allow our team to assess its condition and recovery potential, and we can determine the appropriate next step.
Submit basic information about the vehicle, including its make, model, year, condition and available location details.
Our team reviews the information provided and considers the vehicle's condition, components and potential recovery value.
If the vehicle is suitable for our recovery operation, we discuss the available purchase opportunity and next steps with you.
Once the details are agreed, we coordinate the appropriate vehicle handover, recovery or collection arrangements.
One vehicle. One assessment. One clear path forward. Our objective is to make the process straightforward while identifying the maximum practical recovery value from your vehicle.
We consider a range of damaged, unwanted and non-running vehicles. Even when a vehicle is no longer practical to drive, it may still contain components or materials with recoverable value.
Vehicles involved in collisions or accidents that may still contain usable components, assemblies or recyclable materials.
Cars that no longer start or operate properly and may be suitable for component recovery or dismantling.
Older or unwanted vehicles that are no longer needed and may have useful parts or recoverable materials.
Vehicles at the end of their usable life that can be assessed for parts recovery and responsible recycling.
Clear photos and accurate vehicle information help us understand the condition of your car and provide a faster, more accurate assessment. Use the example below as a guide when preparing your submission.
Front-end accident damage. Engine starts but vehicle is not currently roadworthy. Interior remains largely complete and several components may be suitable for recovery.
Include clear front, rear and side views so we can understand the vehicle's overall condition.
Take close-up photos of damaged areas, broken components, missing parts and any visible structural damage.
Tell us the vehicle's actual year, mileage, condition and whether the engine and transmission are operational.
Once you send us your vehicle details and photos, our team can review the information and determine the appropriate next step based on the vehicle's condition, components and potential recovery value.
Your vehicle information, photos and condition details give our team an initial picture of what you have.
We look at the vehicle's model, year, condition, damage, major components and other information provided.
If more information is needed, we can clarify the vehicle condition and discuss its potential recovery value.
Where appropriate, the next step can be arranged based on the vehicle's condition, location and agreed requirements.