Scrap Car Removal

Introduction Owning a vehicle in Ontario can be expensive, especially when you have to pay for component replacement. Whether you have a small or large repair, brand-new replacement parts can add up quickly. However, many drivers in Ontario are learning that they can...

Introduction Finding affordable parts for your vehicle can be a challenge, especially for older models. That’s where auto wreckers come in. These businesses salvage and resell quality used parts, often for a fraction of the cost of new ones. But buying from a wrecker...

Introduction Selling a junk car on Facebook Marketplace, Kijiji, or Craigslist might look simple at first, but reality hits fast. Within hours, you could be dealing with strangers, endless lowball offers, missed calls, no-shows, and awkward payment disputes. In...

Introduction: Understanding Ontario Used Car Taxes When you are purchasing a car in Ontario, you'll have to pay tax. The tax works the same whether you buy from a dealer or a private seller. You pay 13% sales tax on whichever is higher: the price you paid or the...

Introduction If you plan to buy a used car in Canada, knowing the vehicle's history is important. A vehicle history report will provide you with important information such as accident reports, lien information, service information, ownership history, and others.  Most...

Introduction If your Toyota car has reached the end of its road — whether it’s a rusted Corolla or a high-mileage Camry — scrapping it in Ontario could be your smartest move. You’ll not only clear up space but also put some cash back in your pocket. Unfortunately, not...

Introduction Electric motors are found in many machines, especially vehicles. From power windows to electric fans and even EV drivetrains, modern cars contain multiple electric motors. When scrapping a vehicle, these motors often go unnoticed, yet they hold valuable...

Introduction Old tires can quickly pile up in garages, backyards, and auto shops. But simply throwing them away is neither safe nor responsible. Tires are large, non-biodegradable, and can be detrimental to the environment if not disposed of properly.  Whether you're...