Scrap & export

End of the road, or out of the country

Two ends of the same idea: the vehicle is leaving. Either it’s finished and we scrap it, or it’s worth more somewhere else and we move it to the EU.

Scrap collection is paid to you not charged

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Scrap car collection

End-of-life or beyond-economical-repair vehicles collected, paid for, and notified to the DVLA so the liability leaves you.

UK to EU export

Scheduled runs out of the UK, with a strong focus on Bulgaria and the wider Balkans.

Export paperwork

V5C notification, customs documentation and the handover at the other end, handled rather than explained to you.

Local partner network

Mechanics, MOT centres, body shops and detailers we actually use. Recommended on experience, not commission.

A car wheel-strapped to a Roadsist Auto flatbed, ready for a scheduled run out of the UK

Scrapping a vehicle

We collect the vehicle, pay you for it, and notify the DVLA that you are no longer the keeper. That last part matters: until the DVLA is told, the vehicle is still legally yours, and so is anything that happens with it.

You’ll need the V5C if you have it, and photo ID. Payment is never in cash — that’s been illegal for scrap metal in Scotland since 2016, and anyone offering it is telling you something about how they operate.

Exporting to the EU

Since Brexit a UK vehicle entering the EU is an import, with customs formalities at the border and registration at the other end. We run scheduled loads to Bulgaria and the surrounding region and handle the documentation as part of the job.

The practical questions are usually the same: is the vehicle worth more there than here, what does the destination country require for registration, and how long until it’s on the road again. Ask and we’ll give you a straight answer, including when the answer is “this isn’t worth exporting”.

Getting rid of a vehicle?

Tell us the make, model and condition and we’ll tell you whether it’s worth scrapping or worth exporting.

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