Frequently Asked Questions

We'll need the vehicle's year, make, model, approximate mileage, general condition (running or not), and your location in Lower Mainland. The VIN number is helpful but not required for an initial quote.

Absolutely! We buy vehicles in any condition — running or not, wrecked, flood-damaged, fire-damaged, or with major mechanical issues. Condition affects the offer amount, but we'll always make a fair offer based on the vehicle's actual value.

We buy all types — cars, trucks, vans, SUVs, minivans, and RVs. Any year, any make, any model. Whether it's a 1990 Honda Civic or a 2018 BMW, we'll make you a fair cash offer.

Our quotes are typically valid for 7 days. Scrap metal prices fluctuate, so we recommend scheduling your pickup promptly after accepting to lock in your price.

Yes, 100% free. We never charge for towing or pickup. Our flatbed tow truck comes to your location at no cost. The price we quote is exactly what you receive — nothing is deducted for transport.

In most Lower Mainland service areas, we offer same-day or next-day pickup. After you accept our offer, we'll schedule a convenient window — morning, afternoon, or evening, 7 days a week.

Yes — you or an authorized representative needs to be present to sign the transfer documents and receive payment. If you can't be there, you may designate someone with a signed authorization letter and valid ID.

Our drivers are experienced with tricky pickups. Just let us know about any access challenges — tight driveways, enclosed garages, parking structures — when scheduling and we'll bring the right equipment.

You get paid on the spot at pickup — cash in hand before our tow truck leaves your property. We also offer e-transfer upon request. There are no delays or waiting periods.

No. The price we quote is the price we pay — guaranteed, provided the vehicle's condition matches what was described. We don't do bait-and-switch. Any significant discrepancy is discussed openly before changes are made.

Your offer depends on your vehicle’s weight, year, make, model, condition, and the current BC scrap metal market. As a general guide, sedans often range from $200–$500+, and SUVs, trucks, and vans from $350–$1,000+. Vehicles with an intact catalytic converter can be worth more. Call or text us for your exact cash offer.

In British Columbia, a vehicle registration document is typically required. If you've lost yours, we can walk you through getting a replacement from ICBC, which is usually quick and inexpensive. Call us to discuss your specific situation — we help with this regularly.

Yes! We handle the vehicle transfer documents on your behalf. After pickup, you won't need to do anything else with the vehicle registration. This protects you from future liability on that vehicle.

Yes — once the vehicle is picked up and transfer is complete, contact ICBC to cancel your insurance on that plate. You may be eligible for a partial refund on your unused premium. Keep a copy of the signed transfer documents for your records.

You’ll need your BC vehicle registration with the owner’s signature to transfer ownership at pickup — this is required even for non-running vehicles. Remove your licence plates, cancel your ICBC insurance, and clear out any personal belongings (check under seats, trunk, and glove box) before we arrive.