Author: Greenway Auto Recycling

Introdution After an accident in Ontario, most drivers quickly contact their insurance company to start a claim. When the car looks like a total wreck, scrapping it often feels like the easiest solution, especially when repairs seem pointless and space is tight. But...

Introduction Think your old car’s only good for the scrapyard? Think again — people are turning clunkers into art, furniture, even tiny homes. But not everyone does that. Some get surprisingly creative. Old cars have become garden planters, furniture, tiny homes, or...

Introduction Some cars just stick with you. Not because they are flashy or expensive. Not because anyone else would care. But because they were there for so many small things, you barely noticed them then. That first solo drive when you felt grown-up. That road trip...

Introduction Your car is more than a tool to move from one place to another. It tells stories about you. Every detail of your vehicle quietly reflects your driving habits, from how you handle your brakes to how often you clean the interior. You may not realize it, but...

Introduction In Ontario, transferring a vehicle involves more than just handing over the keys. You must follow specific regulations, complete key forms, and take certain steps to ensure the process is legal. One of the most significant forms is the "Sworn Statement...

Introduction Getting rid of an old car in the Greater Toronto Area is not always simple. Many people assume it will take weeks to book a tow or that services might not reach their area. The truth is different. Scrap car removal has become much faster across the...

Introduction The catalytic converter in your vehicle helps limit harmful emissions, ensuring the car stays within regulatory limits. While countless car owners are fixated on either engine performance or tire health, the catalytic converter remains relatively obscure...

Introduction In 2025, Toronto’s scrap car market is evolving rapidly, bringing both challenges and new opportunities for sellers and recyclers. The price of scrap cars typically ranges from $200 to $15,000 in the Toronto market, depending on the car's condition,...

Introduction Many would consider an old car approaching its end-of-life simply a heap of waste, no longer of value. However, every old vehicle has materials and parts that are still usable, recyclable, and equipped for a second life. Instead of letting old vehicles...