Scrap My Car Wolverhampton

We will do all we can to make sure you get the very best price possible – even if your car is not roadworthy.

• ✅ Non roadworthy cars
• ✅ MOT failures
• ✅ Scrap and salvage cars
• ✅ Fleet cars
• ✅ Insurance write-offs
• ✅ Accident Damaged cars
• ✅ Water damaged cars
• ✅ Non-runners
• ✅ Part-exchange used cars

Scrap car collection in Wolverhampton

Wherever the vehicle is located in Wolverhampton, we always promise free collection in that town or neighbouring area. We collect from every Wolverhampton postcode including WV1, WV2, WV3, WV4, WV5, WV6, WV7, WV8, WV9,WV10, WV11, WV98, we’ll always come to you. Our Trusted scrap car collectors and buyers operate across the Wolverhampton surrounding areas allowing us to find you the highest prices, ensuring you the best price for your scrap car.
All of our Wolverhampton based scrap car buyers and collection agents are authorised scrap car specialists and registered with the end of life vehicle (ELV) scheme, enabling them to scrap your car responsibly. Supporting your local economy and making your collection hassle free is our priority. We also collect from neighbouring towns and cities in your area including:

Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

Can I scrap my car in Wolverhampton?

Absolutely, you can scrap your car in Wolverhampton and the neighbouring villages and towns, our free collection service offer extends across the whole the surrounding Wolverhampton area. We have a number of registered Elv and ATF licensed scrap yards covering your area that offer the most competitive prices, free collection and trustworthy customer service.

What are the scrap car prices in Wolverhampton?

Here at scrapmycar.net our scrap car prices are not directly linked to the weight of your car but in fact what the car is worth. We can also give you a price to scrap your van. All our prices are competitive in the UK. in fact Our trustworthy network of elv and atf registered scrap yards in Wolverhampton will offer the most competitive prices for your vehicle. If we can salavage your car or van, rather than scrap it, then we’ll locate the best salvage buyer in the Uk offering the best price and collection service nationally.

Can you scrap a specific year make and model Car?

We scrap every known car make and model and year throughout the United Kingdom including England Scotland Northern Ireland and Wales. From the very latest electric cars, both ULEZ and non-ULEZ compliant diesels and petrol engined cars and vans. As well as much older classic or vintage cars. Whether its a grey import, home modified car or even a commercial fleet that needs scrapping we can scrap it. We identify the specific make and model of vehicle from your registration plate, using the DVLA online vehicle Check service, this allows us to find the best price according to the manufacturer’s specific model data of the vehicle.

Latest Makes and Models we have scrapped in Wolverhampton

2005 PEUGEOT 307
1989 MERCEDES-BENZ 300
2008 RENAULT CLIO
2008 SEAT IBIZA
2002 JAGUAR S-TYPE
2008 KIA SEDONA
2008 KIA SEDONA
2008 KIA SEDONA
2012 AUDI A3
2013 VAUXHALL ASTRA

Can my unroadworthy, broken down, lost or out of date MOT car be scrapped?,

Absolutely, we can scrap practically any vehicle, car, bus, lorry or van in any condition. Prices we give will be under the assumption that there are no missing parts from your vehicle. Even if you have an accident damaged car, a car with no valid mot we will even take an insurance write off whatever the condition your vehicle is in we can scrap it.
Speak to the team if you are unsure about your vehicle? Free phone us 7 days a week on 0333 772 1191.

I cannot find my V5 registration document can my car be scrapped?,

We or the DVLA have no problem if you need to scrap a vehicle without a V5, but it is your legal responsibility to make sure you provide the DVLA with the information they require to keep their records up to date. You can do this online at the DVLA Website.

What is the difference between salvaging or scrapping a car?

Car salvaging involves recovering a vehicle to repair it or strip it for parts, rather than dismantling and recycling it. Salvaging typically offers a higher return for your car or van.

What happens to my scrap car?

When your car is scrapped then the vehicle will be fully recycled. All of the manufacturer's components and mechanical parts will be stripped and then processed according to the ELv ATF licensed environmental protocols. Most of the materials used to manufacture new cars can now be fully recycled.

Common Mistakes Made by People Scrapping Their Car or Van.

Selling Your Car for Scrap or Repair.

You must always make sure you are aware at the point of sale if your car or van will be sold as scrap or sold for repair, which could mean it will be resold and registered to a new keeper. If your car is sold as scrap, you must get a certificate of destruction. Scrap cars are often worth less than those sold for repair. If you sell the car for repair, you must fill in the yellow slip on the V5 document.

Using Unregistered Scrap Car Collectors.

Beware of using unregistered scrap car collectors. They rarely have a waste disposal carrier's licence and often use advertising methods like social media. They may offer a much higher cash price for your car or van but rarely pay the price quoted. When they arrive to collect the car, they often give excuses like the vehicle has defects you failed to mention, or it's the wrong colour or engine, which leads to them offering a lower price.

These methods are commonly used by unregistered collectors and often result in you not receiving the true value of your vehicle. Remember, if they offer you cash, they are breaking the law under the Scrap Metal Dealers Act 2013, which states it is illegal to be paid other than by cheque or BACS bank transfer. Unregistered collectors also cannot issue you a valid certificate of destruction, which is very important because it means you will no longer be liable for any traffic offence penalties or vehicle tax after the date of scrapping.

Failure to Notify the DVLA You Have Sold the Vehicle.

As the owner of the vehicle, it is your responsibility by law to notify the DVLA that you have scrapped or sold the vehicle. Failing to do this by using the V5 document leaves you, as the registered keeper, responsible for any parking, speeding fines, or ULEZ charges that may be incurred by the new owner should they fail to register the vehicle in their own name.

Removing Parts from Your Car or Van.

Never remove parts from your unwanted car or van. The price you receive for the vehicle is always based on the assumption that the car is complete. Not only will removing parts reduce the amount you receive, but it may also lead to the collector refusing to remove the car, especially if wheels or exhaust systems are missing.