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Featuring multiple damaged panels and occasional overheating issues, this vehicle also includes several new parts, such as a water pump, radiator, thermostat, and thermostat casing. It is being sold as a repairable project due to the owner's decision to forgo further repairs.

Unregistered and experiencing overheating issues, the vehicle is being sold as a repairable project, as the owner has decided not to proceed with the necessary repairs.

Experiencing an air suspension leak, the vehicle is being sold as a repairable project, as the owner opted not to undertake the specialized repairs.

Diagnosed with critical engine damage, the vehicle is being sold as a repairable write-off as the owner decided against the expensive fix.

This car suffers from significant engine problems requiring extensive work. The owner is selling because repair isn't economical.

The engine seized, leading to substantial repair estimates. The owner has decided selling the vehicle as-is is the better financial option.

A major engine failure means this car needs costly repairs. Consequently, the owner classified it as a repairable write-off and is selling.

A major engine failure means this car needs costly repairs. Consequently, the owner classified it as a repairable write-off and is selling.

Rear-end accident damage led to a repairable write-off status; the owner found selling more financially viable than repairing.

Due to front-end collision damage, the car is deemed a repairable write-off, prompting the owner to sell rather than repair.

This vehicle requires significant bodywork after an accident. The owner opted to sell it as a repairable write-off instead of fixing it.

Classified as a repairable write-off due to extensive accident damage, the owner is selling as the repair costs outweigh the benefit.

The car sustained substantial impact damage in an accident. Faced with high repair quotes, the owner decided selling was more economical.

Accident damage to the chassis/body resulted in a repairable write-off classification, making a sale the owner's preferred economic choice.

Following a significant collision, this vehicle was assessed as a repairable write-off; the owner chose to sell rather than undertake costly repairs.

This vehicle's journey ended with us after major water damage to the electronics deemed it repairable but less cost-effective for the owner to fix.

Extensive hail damage led to this car being classified as a repairable write-off, with the owner finding a sale more economical.

Classified as a repairable write-off due to a catastrophic electrical system malfunction, the owner opted for a sale.

Following irreparable damage to the gearbox, resulting in a repairable write-off, the owner chose to sell.

This car, a repairable write-off due to extensive transmission problems, was sold by the owner for better cost-efficiency.

Suffering from significant engine failure, deemed a repairable write-off, the owner found selling it the more cost-effective option.

Due to a small oil leak in the turbo and the owner's unwillingness to invest in repairs, we purchased the Mazda in its current condition.

Even though this Audi was in excellent condition due to meticulous maintenance, the owner decided to sell it after buying a newer car.

This BMW had been well-maintained, but the owner chose to sell it after upgrading to a newer vehicle

Due to poor workmanship, this Kia suffered a hole in the engine casing, despite running well beforehand.

Electrical faults in the Hyundai made it unreliable to start, prompting the owner to part ways with the vehicle.

This Mazda was damaged in a collision involving two uninsured drivers. Facing high repair expenses, the owner decided it was more practical to sell the car rather than pay out-of-pocket for the fixes.

This car was in excellent condition — it simply wasn’t needed anymore. We offered the owners top value for the privilege of towing it.

This car was in excellent condition — it simply wasn’t needed anymore. We offered the owners top value for the privilege of towing it.

This car was in excellent condition — it simply wasn’t needed anymore. We offered the owners top value for the privilege of towing it.

The E90 3Series is a much-loved car; even as a write-off, its owner found it hard to let go. But we offered a fair price to soften the goodbye.

It may look a bit rough now, but before the crash, this I30 beauty had been its owner’s reliable companion for many years.