Author: Greenway Auto Recycling

Introduction The cost of replacing a car's engine in Canada can range from $3,000 to over $10,000 and can be influenced by engine type, whether new, rebuilt or used parts are being used, and the vehicle's make. It's a significant investment, but depending on the...

Introduction Many car owners in Ontario and elsewhere have vehicles that are not driven every day. It could be a second car, a seasonal vehicle, or one you reserve for specific trips. While it may seem logical that less driving means less wear, the opposite is often...

Introduction Proper car storage is essential for your vehicle's performance, look, and value. Whether you plan to store your vehicle for a few months during a seasonal break or intend to keep it in long-term storage, proper storage will help prevent damage and costly...

Introduction Selling a car is more than just putting it online or wheeling it into the street with a "For Sale" sign. Whether upgrading to a new model or simply cashing out, a little preparation can boost your selling price and help you sell faster. Today's buyers are...

Introduction Keeping your auto in good condition saves you money in the long run and keeps you and your passengers safe on Canadian roads. Many drivers do not have their vehicles checked out until a filter gets clogged, a belt fails, or a dashboard light goes on....

Introduction At one time or another, every car owner will find themselves in this situation: your car has to sit unused for an extended period, whether it's due to travelling, relocating for a short time, storing for a season, or simply having an extra car. You will...

Introduction Leaving behind a vehicle is not just irresponsible; it is also causing environmental degradation, blight, and legal issues. Each year, thousands of cars are abandoned on streets, vacant lots, and rural areas simply because they no longer drive, or the...

Introduction If you have an old and unreliable vehicle written off in your driveway or garage, you've started considering whether you should keep it. Perhaps it has been off the road for a while, collecting dust, leaking oil, or even being a nesting spot for mice. At...

Introduction You may want to scrap your old car if it's no longer safe to drive or if repairs would cost more than it's worth. Scrap is a normal process, but not every scrapyard is legitimate and offers a fair price. Some scrapyards are out to take advantage of owners...