Introduction If you have an old, damaged, or non-running car in Canada, you may be wondering whether to sell it or scrap it. While selling might seem easier, scrapping often brings more advantages — from earning quick cash to helping the environment. In this guide,...
Junk Car Removal
How Long Can You Leave a Car Parked? Risks and Storage Tips for Canadian Drivers
Introduction Leaving your car unused for a long period can cause hidden damage, even if it looks fine on the outside. Critical internal components can deteriorate, leading to expensive repairs or safety concerns. This can happen even faster in Canada, where winters...
Revealed: The Most Scrapped Cars In Canada
Introduction If you own an older vehicle in Canada, you may be wondering when it’s time to part with it. For many, this becomes a yearly dilemma. In 2024 alone, more than 1.6 million vehicles were scrapped in Canada. This shows that more Canadians are choosing to...
Hidden Fees in Online Car Valuations: What Canadian Drivers Need to Know
Introduction You might assume that getting an online estimate for your used vehicle is quick and free. While most websites promise instant appraisals at the click of a button, some of these so-called “free” services come with a catch. In Canada, many vehicle owners...
Can You Sell a Car with a Broken Odometer in Canada? Here’s What You Need to Know
Introduction You are ready to sell your vehicle, but there’s a problem – the odometer is broken. While it may seem like a minor issue, in Canada, a faulty odometer can lead to serious legal complications. It not only affects your car’s perceived value but also raises...
Can You Sell a Car with Deployed Airbags in Canada?
Introduction Have you ever had your car’s airbags deploy after an accident and felt unsure about what to do next? You’re not alone—many car owners face the same question. You might wonder if your car still holds any value or if it’s now just scrap metal waiting to be...
Why You Should Only Scrap Your Car with a Licensed Recycler in Ontario
Introduction Scrapping an old junk car might seem like a simple process, you find a buyer, hand over the keys, and get paid. But here’s the problem: not all car scrapyards are licensed recyclers. Many people unknowingly deal with unlicensed scrap dealers simply...
How Car Scrapping Contributes to Resource Conservation
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 letting these cars rust in your backyard or take up valuable garage space, many people now choose to...
The Journey of Used Car Parts: From Canadian Scrap Yards to Global Markets
Introduction Ever wondered 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...