Tell us about the vehicle
Enter the registration and postcode, then add the mileage, condition, MOT status, whether it runs, and any damage or access issues.
Got a car that has failed its MOT, stopped running, been damaged or simply reached the end of the road? Tell us what you have and where it is. We’ll review the vehicle details and come back to you with a clear, no-obligation quote.
Registration and postcode are the quickest way to start a useful scrap-car enquiry.

Where same-day collection is available and the vehicle details, access and paperwork are in order, we can collect your car that day and arrange same-day payment immediately after the agreed handover is completed.
The website has been rebuilt around the information that actually matters when an unwanted vehicle needs to be valued and collected.
Enter the registration and postcode, then add the mileage, condition, MOT status, whether it runs, and any damage or access issues.
We check the details and contact you. There is no obligation simply because you asked for a price, so you remain in control of the decision.
If you want to proceed, we agree the practical details, confirm the paperwork and arrange collection from a suitable South Wales location.

Many vehicles arrive at the point where another repair bill is difficult to justify. A failed MOT may uncover corrosion, suspension work or emissions problems. An older car may need a clutch, gearbox or engine repair that costs more than the vehicle is worth. Others have been damaged in an accident, left standing for months, or simply replaced by something newer.
We Buy Your Scrap Cars provides a practical route for owners in Cardiff and across South Wales who want to understand what their vehicle may still be worth and how collection can be arranged. The service is suitable for cars, vans and other small vehicles in a wide range of conditions, including non-runners and MOT failures.
Some vehicles still start and drive; others cannot move at all. The important thing is to describe the condition accurately so the right collection and disposal route can be considered.
Cars where welding, emissions, brakes, suspension or other repairs have made another MOT uneconomical.
Engine, gearbox, clutch, electrical or starting problems that leave a vehicle stranded on a drive or at a garage.
Accident-damaged, write-off or heavily worn vehicles where selling privately would be difficult or time-consuming.
Vehicles that have been sitting unused, replaced by another car, or become too costly to keep on the road.

Vehicle recycling is not only about the metal. Reusable components can often have a useful second life. The existing business has long supplied used parts from dismantled vehicles, including engines, gearboxes, lights, body panels, wheels, mirrors, interior trim and electrical components.
The new parts enquiry form makes it easier to identify what you actually need. Tell us the make, model, year and fuel type, then describe the part, which side of the car it belongs to and any visible part number. A photo can be particularly useful for lights, connectors, trim pieces and body parts.
Find a used car partIf a vehicle is being scrapped as an end-of-life vehicle in England or Wales, it must go through the appropriate authorised treatment route. Where a car, light van or qualifying three-wheeled vehicle is completely scrapped, an Authorised Treatment Facility can issue a Certificate of Destruction. The keeper also needs to make sure DVLA is correctly notified.
There is another important point that older websites sometimes get wrong: a vehicle that is being bought as scrap cannot legally be paid for in cash in England or Wales. Scrap metal dealers must use an electronic transfer or a non-transferable cheque. That is why this new website talks about payment rather than promising “cash for scrap” at collection. It keeps the buying journey clearer and more consistent with current rules.
Our aim is to keep the process human. You do not need to know the technical name of every fault. If the car makes a noise, will not start, has warning lights, has been declared a write-off or has failed an MOT, describe what you know and upload photographs if they help. We can then ask the right questions rather than expecting you to diagnose the car yourself.
The existing service covers Cardiff and surrounding South Wales communities. Enter your postcode with the quote so collection availability can be confirmed for your location.
Start with the registration and collection postcode. The full form only takes a few minutes.