Author: Greenway Auto Recycling

Introduction A used car often looks old from the outside, but many hidden parts inside it stay in great shape for years. Some of these parts hold strong value even after twenty years because their build quality remains solid and their wear is slow. People who repair...

Introduction Car glass looks tough and complex. Yet once a vehicle reaches its end, the same glass starts a new life in surprising ways. Many people do not know that a large part of old auto glass turns into new bottles, jars, tiles, and even fresh window panels. The...

Introduction The story of an old tire does not end when it leaves the road. Many people feel that once a tire wears out, it only adds waste to landfills. The truth is very different. Tire recycling has grown into a strong part of the waste recovery cycle in Ontario....

Introduction Ontario’s changing weather shapes how older cars age. Many drivers think rust is the only issue, but the story goes much deeper. Cold months put pressure on the metal, rubber, and small parts. Long wet seasons push moisture into places where it should...

Introduction Many owners keep an old car because they believe a few repairs will keep it running, or think its resale value is higher than scrapping it. But the reality is often different. Older cars lose value quickly, repairs become expensive, and buyers lose...

Introduction The price of a scrap car in Northern Ontario often surprises many owners. People expect to get the same payout that their friends or family receive in bigger cities. Yet, real rates in Northern Ontario tend to be higher at the yard level and lower at the...

Introduction Scrap pickup demand in Southwestern Ontario has grown steadily, and a major share now comes from owners of aging work trucks. You can see this shift across small towns, farm zones, factory clusters, and mid-sized cities where trades rely on light and...

Introduction North York’s auto scene is busier than most people realize. Drivers notice the repair shops, dealer lots, and garages — but few pay attention to the quieter trade happening behind the scenes. A hidden market of used engines and transmissions moves...

Introduction Etobicoke’s busy industrial zones fuel a vibrant used car parts market, supporting shops, fleets, and salvage yards with constant demand. This environment keeps prices fair and availability high. When it’s time to scrap a vehicle or find high-quality used...