scrapping a car
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At the suggestion of another PHer (Sorry, can't remember their name) I tried Cartakeback.com
They've been runnning ads on various channels for a while. Got a quote for an old (Mot expired) Ibiza of £175. Accepted the quote online, and they phoned to arrange a collection time. Fully expected to get the webuyanycar treatment and get knocked down on the price for feeble excuses. It's red, it's got 4 wheels, etc etc
Bloke from a scrappy 3 miles away turned up, filled in yellow part of V5. Gave me £175 cash, hooked it to his wagon and drove off. Hour later got the email for "Certificate of destruction"
They've amazed an old cynic!
Give them a whirl IMO
(not connected to the company)
They've been runnning ads on various channels for a while. Got a quote for an old (Mot expired) Ibiza of £175. Accepted the quote online, and they phoned to arrange a collection time. Fully expected to get the webuyanycar treatment and get knocked down on the price for feeble excuses. It's red, it's got 4 wheels, etc etc
Bloke from a scrappy 3 miles away turned up, filled in yellow part of V5. Gave me £175 cash, hooked it to his wagon and drove off. Hour later got the email for "Certificate of destruction"
They've amazed an old cynic!

Give them a whirl IMO
(not connected to the company)
Rich_W said:
At the suggestion of another PHer (Sorry, can't remember their name) I tried Cartakeback.com
They've been runnning ads on various channels for a while. Got a quote for an old (Mot expired) Ibiza of £175. Accepted the quote online, and they phoned to arrange a collection time. Fully expected to get the webuyanycar treatment and get knocked down on the price for feeble excuses. It's red, it's got 4 wheels, etc etc
Bloke from a scrappy 3 miles away turned up, filled in yellow part of V5. Gave me £175 cash, hooked it to his wagon and drove off. Hour later got the email for "Certificate of destruction"
They've amazed an old cynic!
Give them a whirl IMO
(not connected to the company)
That may have been me, I've used that same company a few times and they've always given me a decent price. There's no commitment until you want to, so worth a look. You may even get more if they come to collect it.They've been runnning ads on various channels for a while. Got a quote for an old (Mot expired) Ibiza of £175. Accepted the quote online, and they phoned to arrange a collection time. Fully expected to get the webuyanycar treatment and get knocked down on the price for feeble excuses. It's red, it's got 4 wheels, etc etc
Bloke from a scrappy 3 miles away turned up, filled in yellow part of V5. Gave me £175 cash, hooked it to his wagon and drove off. Hour later got the email for "Certificate of destruction"
They've amazed an old cynic!

Give them a whirl IMO
(not connected to the company)
I'd stick it on Ebay myself. Seems a shame to scrap it just because 5th and Reverse doesn't work very well when the rest of the car works perfectly.
Another thought what about an auction? May be a little selfish to pass it onto another innocent motorist when it has gearbox issues but that's the risk you take when buying from an auction.
Another thought what about an auction? May be a little selfish to pass it onto another innocent motorist when it has gearbox issues but that's the risk you take when buying from an auction.
egor110 said:
Would you just state cars got 11months mot but gearbox is a bit notchy or let them test drive and say nothing?
What sort of price would i get on ebay for it roughly?
No one test drives until they've won it and then they'll back out.What sort of price would i get on ebay for it roughly?
I clearly list all faults that they would see / find when they viewed / drove it.
Anything with 11 MOT is worth at least £400 IMO.
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