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Does the scrap value of steel affect your car’s scrap value?
Have you had your vehicle valued for scrappage recently? Was the price you were given higher or lower than what you were expecting?
There may have been quite a bit of difference in the price you would have received only a few months ago. That is because steel, aluminium and copper dominate the scrap metal market, and this is the stuff that cars are made of more than other metals. The scrap prices for end-of-life vehicles are likely to feel the effects of fluctuations in scrap metal prices more keenly than other products.
ASM Has Procured Over 350 Jaguar and Land Rover Flood-Damaged Cars!
We are thrilled to announce that ASM Auto Recycling Ltd has recently procured over 350 flood-damaged Jaguar and Land Rover cars, with a market value exceeding £10m, all being dismantled for the supply of green parts. This significant acquisition marks a milestone in our commitment to providing high-quality recycled car parts and eco-friendly automotive solutions.
For our valued customers, this procurement means access to a vast inventory of genuine Land Rover, Range Rover, and Jaguar parts at competitive prices. Whether you’re looking for a specific engine component, body part, or interior fixture, this haul of salvage flood-damaged cars ensures that we will now have a comprehensive selection of parts available for a wide range of models. Our dedicated team of professionals meticulously inspects and salvages parts to guarantee their quality and performance.
Can I sell my car with no MOT?
Yes, you can sell your car, even if it has failed its MOT. Perhaps you are selling it because it has failed its MOT? It may not be worth spending money on the repairs to get it to pass the MOT test, and it is still possible to sell your car privately or as scrap.
The Ministry of Transport (MOT) test has been a legal requirement since 1960 for all vehicles over three years of age in the UK. It is a 20-point test examining the roadworthiness of a vehicle. It covers basic components such as tyres, suspension, lights, mirrors, brakes and exhaust pollutants. MOT certificates are valid for a year.
Is it time to sell my van?
Your van gets you from job to job, carries your tools and advertises your business. You may not be able to do without it. Sadly, however, the time will come when you will need to replace your van.
Light commercial vehicles are no different to cars – they too will develop common faults after they have been on the road for a while. If you find your van needs regular repairs, and has a long service history, perhaps it is time to sell and invest in a new van.
Should I use websites, like Cazoo, to sell my car?
If you are thinking of selling your car, there are numerous ways in which you can do so.
A private sale will involve arranging viewings with the potential buyers. You may have to put up with tyre kickers, time wasters and haggling. If this doesn’t appeal, you have two choices.
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