Recent purchases

Although the engine still runs, the mechanic advised the owner against fixing it.

The owner took excellent care of the Holden ute and even made modifications to the vehicle for work purposes. They decided to sell it to 1800 Salvage due to a busy lifestyle and a recent upgrade.

After an accident, this Volkswagen was deemed a repairable write-off.

Unfortunately, the owner was unable to trade in their Roma caravan to a dealer because of the ingress water damage. They also didn't want to deal with the hassles of private selling, so they opted for 1800 Salvage.

The owner took good care of their Peugeot, but when the radio stopped working, they decided to sell the car instead of fixing it.

Aside from minor cosmetic wear and tear, this Ford Mondeo runs perfectly. The owner simply no longer has use for the car.

The Mercedes-Benz had a faulty ESP sensor and a flat battery.

Aside from minor cosmetic damage on the front bumper, this Subaru had no mechanical problems and was still drivable.

The owner had taken good care of this Nissan Patrol until they decided to retire the old vehicle and upgrade to a new car.

The Hyundai's battery had died, so the owner decided to sell the car to free up valuable garage space.

The owner hadn't driven their Mercedes-Benz for a while, causing the battery to go flat.

The Mercedes-Benz Vito still drove fine even after being side-swiped.

The Nissan was hit from behind, which led to the car being declared a total loss.

There was nothing wrong with the Ford. The owner needed to sell it quickly because they were moving overseas.

The owner of this Toyota has kept it in excellent condition. Unfortunately, the engine recently experienced a spark issue, resulting in the vehicle stalling.