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Introduction Every year, thousands of old vehicles stop running on the roads in Canada. Some break down beyond repair. Others become too costly to maintain. Instead of leaving these cars to rust in backyards or take up space in garages, many people now choose to scrap...
Introduction Ever wonder what happens to old, non-roadworthy cars? Millions of vehicles hit the end of the road each year, but that doesn't mean everything inside them is useless. Many parts begin a second life in a global trade network. This blog will walk you...
Introduction Every car reaches a point where you get confused between scrap vs. repair. The answer depends on more than just the repair bill. You also need to think about the car’s age, safety, reliability, fuel use, and how often it breaks down. You might feel...
Introduction Scrapping an old vehicle might sound simple, but it comes with a few important decisions. When your car is no longer safe to drive, fails emissions, or costs too much to fix, it’s time to look at end-of-life options. Some people try to sell their cars...
Introduction You have had your car for years. It’s been through road trips, city traffic, snowy drives, and maybe even a few breakdowns. Now, it barely runs, or it doesn’t start at all. It just sits in your driveway and collects rust. You think, ‘I’ll deal with it...
Introduction Are you thinking of getting rid of your scrap car? It might be tempting to call the first scrapyard that offers a fast deal, but rushing into it can lead to bigger problems in the future. Many auto recyclers ignore safety standards and don’t follow proper...
Introduction When your car gets written off, it can feel stressful and confusing. You may not know what to do next or how to deal with the paperwork, the insurance company, or even the car itself. In Canada, many vehicles get written off yearly due to accidents,...
Introduction Scrapping your car in Ontario is a big decision, so you should not rush the process. Your vehicle may have been sitting in the parking lot unused for months. Maybe one repair failed, or maybe it’s just no longer safe to drive — or worth it. Therefore,...
Introduction When a vehicle stops being useful, it becomes what the auto recycling industry calls an “End of Life Vehicle” or ELV. This term refers to cars, vans, and other vehicles that are no longer safe to drive or expensive to repair. You may still see these...
