Author: Greenway Auto Recycling

Introduction Running a business often means running vehicles hard. Delivery vans, service trucks, and company cars take daily wear. Over time, repair costs climb. Downtime grows. At some point, keeping that vehicle no longer makes sense. This is where scrapping a...

Introduction Selling a car should feel simple. You find a buyer. You agree on a price. You sign papers and move on. But once a lien sits on the vehicle, that clean process breaks. Many Ontario car owners face this issue without even knowing it at first. Some still...

Introduction Finding an abandoned vehicle on your land can quickly turn from a small concern into a serious problem. Many Ontario property owners face this situation without knowing what to do next. A car may appear overnight. No note. No owner. Days pass. Weeks pass....

Introduction A car sitting on private property can turn into a serious issue faster than most people expect. It may look harmless at first—just a vehicle parked and not moving. But over time, it starts to raise questions. Who owns it? Why is it still there? Can you...

Introduction If you plan to scrap your car in Ontario, one question comes up again and again. Should you remove personal plates before scrapping a car, regardless of Ontario rules? Many car owners feel confused at this stage of the process. They think the scrap yard...

Introduction Turning in an old car across Ontario isn't only about cash and keys changing hands. Missing the correct forms might bring penalties down the road - ownership disputes, surprise bills, coverage gaps. Few consider paperwork until trouble shows up uninvited....

Introduction Winter in Ontario brings heavy snow, ice, and tight driveways. When an old or broken car sits unused during this season, getting it removed can feel stressful. Many people worry about damage to their driveways, delays, or unsafe towing. With the right...

Introduction When you decide to scrap a car, pickup speed matters, a broken, rusted, or unused car takes up space and causes stress. Many car owners expect same-day pickup, but the timing depends on a few real factors. Some cars get picked up within hours, others take...

Introduction A car that does not start often feels like a dead end. It sits in the driveway, taking up space. Repair costs feel risky because there is no guarantee the fix will last. Many Ontario car owners believe scrap yards only want vehicles that can run or at...