Sell your Jeep with 1800 Salvage

With usage decreasing over the years, the owners elected to free up some space and sell their caravan.

The owner decided against repairing the engine and chose 1800 Salvage for convenient removal to free up their driveway space.

The Skidoo was seldom used. The owner wanted to get rid of it, so they explored their options.

Moving on to a more accessible and supportable bike after several seasons of enjoying this one.

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No longer being used as much as it once was, prompting a quick sale with 1800 Salvage.

With persisting mechanical issues, the owner sold this Mazda 3 and enjoyed a complimentary towing service.

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1800 Salvage purchased this Rodeo from an owner looking to upgrade to a new car.

Wanting to upgrade to a bigger vehicle, the owner sold this vehicle with 1800 Salvage for a quick transaction.

Looking to upgrade to a more fuel-efficient vehicle, the owner decided it was time to sell.

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This Hyundai remained roadworthy and showed typical signs of wear. The owner had upgraded to a new vehicle and no longer needed the old one.

The owner was unable to get the Mazda running, even after installing a new battery. Suspecting a larger and more expensive mechanical issue, the owner chose to sell it as-is to 1800 Salvage.

The owner had been in an accident and was leaving the country the next day. Short on time, the owner chose 1800 Salvage's same-day tow removal for peace of mind.

The owner wanted to avoid lowball offers from the private market and elected to accept our quote.

The reverse gear was not functioning properly. The owner decided that selling the car was more worthwhile than attempting to repair the issue.

The owner wanted to sell their Nissan quickly but couldn’t find a private buyer due to the location, so they sold the car to 1800 Salvage.

The owner stopped driving the RAV4 because of a shuddering feeling. Instead of allowing private buyers to inspect and test-drive the car, the owner decided it was safer to accept 1800 Salvage's free tow removal.

Neighbours found the boat to be an eyesore, sitting outside. The owner, who rarely used the vessel, decided it was time to move the boat on, choosing to sell with us.

Due to its age, the owner decided to finally let this caravan retire. 1800 Salvage was pleased to purchase the caravan at a fair price.

The owner inherited the Jayco caravan after their parent's passing. With no interest in keeping it, the owner allowed it to sit unused in the backyard for several years. Lacking the energy and time to sell it privately, they eventually decided to reach out to 1800 Salvage, who was eager to buy and tow the caravan away.

The Lancer had rust on the bonnet and a small crack in the windscreen. Although the issues were fixable, the owner did not find it worthwhile to repair.

This Navara was still operational but running on low power due to a failed turbo. The owner chose not to invest in repairs and opted for 1800 Salvage's reasonable price and free removal.

The owner of this 2010 Mazda CX-7 decided to sell as they were no longer using the vehicle as much and wanted to pass it on to someone who could make better use of it.

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This 2006 Nissan Navara was sold as the owner no longer needed it and the vehicle was not being used as frequently

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This vehicle was sold as the owner was looking to upgrade to a newer model.

This was a well-loved coach, but typical age-related issues (electrical quirks, leaks, worn cabinetry/fixtures) prompted the owner to sell.

This vehicle was sold due to recurring mechanical issues. There was known faults in drivetrain, suspension, and brakes, so the owner decided to sell with us.

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Looking for updated features and better fuel efficiency, this owner sold their car with us for a hassle-free sale.

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Moving on to a new vehicle with better features, our team provided a quick turnaround for the owner of this Holden car.

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This Nissan was sold as the owner no longer needed it. Our team stepped in, providing them with a convenient and smooth sale.

Due to a lifestyle change, this owner needed to sell their HiLux. Our team stepped in and provided the owner with a straightforward and simple sale.

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Needing to downsize for practicality reasons, the owner sold their vehicle to us with ease.

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Interested in buying a bigger car to suit lifestyle changes, the owner chose to sell with us to ensure a smooth transaction.

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The owner of this 1997 Toyota Prado decided to sell as they no longer needed the vehicle and were not using it as much as they previously had.

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This 2004 Jayco Outback caravan was sold as the owner had not travelled for an extended period, and it was no longer in use.

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Lifestyle changes meant this owner needed to sell their Holden car. Our team created an excellent offer, allowing for a smooth and easy sale.

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The owner bought the Renault new. Over time, repair costs accumulated while the van's value declined. The owner decided it was better to sell the van and put the proceeds towards a new one.

Preferring to purchase new, the owner of this car sold it to us for a great price.

No longer being driven as much as it had previously, we helped this owner sell their car for a great deal.

Looking to buy a new car to accommodate lifestyle changes, we provided a simple buying solution for this owner.

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A change in lifestyle meant that this owner needed to sell their vehicle. Our team of professionals developed an excellent deal, allowing the owner to sell with ease.

The owner of this 2013 Jeep Patriot 4WD decided to sell as they were no longer using the vehicle and had moved on to something more suited to their personal circumstances.

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The owner of this car decided to sell it to us due to a change in personal circumstances. We developed a great price that made their sale convenient and easy.

The owner was returning to their home state on short notice and decided to leave their camper trailer behind with 1800 Salvage.

The car starts and drives well despite cosmetic damage. The owner had difficulty selling it privately, so they chose to contact 1800 Salvage.

The bushings in the drivetrain were worn out. Since the owner had not serviced the vehicle for some time, they realized many repairs would be necessary to keep the car operational.

The owner believed there was an issue with the gearbox and decided to sell to 1800 Salvage while the vehicle still held value.

The Ezytrail was seldom used. The owner had recently upgraded to a camper trailer that better suited their needs and chose 1800 Salvage's quick removal service to clear space in their garage.

This Kluger was sold on behalf of a relative.

The owner sold the vehicle on behalf of a relative.

The Hummer starts and drives, but it sometimes shakes. The owner decided it was better to sell it to 1800 Salvage rather than attempt a private sale.

The owner was using the boat less frequently and no longer wanted their Pride vessel to occupy unnecessary space in the front yard.

The engine started to misfire, and the owner decided not to have it repaired.

Aside from some cosmetic wear and tear, there were no mechanical issues.

This vessel had been sitting for 3 years. The owner finally decided it was time to let it go.

A transmission replacement was necessary to keep the Hyundai operational, but the owner could not afford the cost.

The owner showed little interest in privately selling the old Landcruiser. 1800 Salvage was eager to purchase it at a fair price.

The owner tried to sell their Cruze privately before moving away, but was unsuccessful.

After the car stopped running, the owner decided to sell it.

This Kawasaki had a flat battery.

This Patrol had transmission issues.

This remarkable Soarer was brought in from abroad, having once been a prized possession. It has spent the last few years collecting dust in the owner's garage.

The owner often traveled for work, leaving the boat unused, which caused its engine to fail.

This luxury car was due for a service. The owner upgraded to a new vehicle and decided it wasn't worth servicing their used BMW.

The owner of the i30 experienced electrical issues and decided to sell it to 1800 Salvage to avoid the hassles of a private sale.

The owner didn't have the energy to fix up the cosmetic issues to make the ute appealing to private buyers.

This CBR600 had been sitting in the garage for a while.

This Grand Cherokee's wheel alignment was off.

The owner wanted a simple way to sell their fully-functional Corolla as they were ready to move on.

The owner was at fault in an accident without insurance. To compensate the other driver, the owner decided to sell the car.

After an accident, the Hyundai was declared as a repairable write-off.

The owner no longer wanted their old vessel.

This Skoda was categorized as a repairable write-off due to damage sustained from a flood.

This ute had a small crack in the head gasket. The owner decided to sell to 1800 Salvage while it still had value.

This Barina was very well maintained. After continuously spending money on its upkeep, the owner decided that the ongoing investment was no longer worthwhile.

The ignition would not secure the key. The owner did not want to pay for repair costs or deal with the hassle of putting the key in their pocket every time the bike was started.

This Hyundai had minor hail damage and needed its air conditioning re-gassed. The owner chose not to repair these issues and decided it was time to move on.

The owner sold this perfectly functional Ford after upgrading to a new vehicle.

This Navara was regularly driven for work purposes and was well-maintained. After accumulating a high mileage, the owner decided it was time for an upgrade.

The owner struggled to find a private buyer for their old camper trailer, so we happily bought it off them.

Aside from some minor cosmetic and mechanical issues, the car still drove well.

The engine is running, but the mechanic says it needs quite a bit of repair.

This BMW had mechanical damage. The owner suspected it was due to valve stem seals or pistons, but instead of fixing it, decided to sell the car.

This van was involved in a collision. Due to its high mileage, the owner decided it wasn’t worth repairing and opted to recoup some costs from 1800 Salvage.

This Mondeo starts and drives without any issues.

Water has entered the transom and begun to rot. The owner wanted to sell the boat quickly while it was still functional and retained its value.

The owner had recently bought a new car and needed cash immediately to help repay the vehicle.

The engine is making a knocking sound but is still drivable.

This Jeep had an EGR fault, which resulted in further, undiagnosed engine damage. Despite having invested in modifications, the owner decided to cut their losses and sell it to 1800 Salvage to avoid high repair costs.

In great condition, this Hunter was no longer needed and selling to 1800 Salvage was smooth sailing!

This ute had no clutch.

This Mazda had mechanical issues that the mechanic could not diagnose. The owner chose to avoid the hassle of trying to find the problem by selling it to 1800 Salvage.

The owner wanted to assess whether it was more beneficial to repair the car and sell it privately, or to sell it as-is to 1800 Salvage.

The alternator has malfunctioned.

Aside from minor cosmetic wear, this Berlina had been well-maintained.

Although this Mondeo XR5 drove fine, the adaptive cruise control was not working.

The Infiniti has stopped running and needs a new Body Control Module computer to function again.

Aside from minimal body damage, this Hilux drove fine.

The owner had invested a considerable amount of money to repair and maintain the boat. Unfortunately, the ongoing maintenance costs were becoming too high. When the owner could not find anyone to supply the necessary parts to keep the boat operational, they decided to sell it.

After months of struggling to sell their Hyundai Tucson privately, the owner chose the hassle-free option and accepted 1800 Salvage’s competitive offer.

The owner no longer wanted their car.