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After its engine seized, the owner left the Tucson in the garage for six months before finally deciding to take action.

The camper trailer's top cover and fold-out tent need replacing. All other parts and operations are in working order.

The owner hardly drove the F150. As it became an eyesore, the owner decided to dispose of it.

Following an accident, this Mazda was declared a total loss.

Other than some minor body damage, this X-Trail was in good mechanical condition.

This Jeep could start but would not drive. The owner was unwilling to pay the high repair costs.

This Kawasaki was classified as a repairable write-off after being dropped. Although repairs were made, it failed the vehicle identity validation inspection due to inadequate workmanship.

The mechanic was unable to diagnose the cause of oil leaking from the BRZ. The owner decided it was less financially risky to sell it.

The owner chose to sell quickly, valuing the convenience of a fast sale over the potential for a higher price through a private sale.

Other than some body damage on the vehicle, there were no mechanical issues.

The owner wanted to free up more space in their front yard since they rarely used the caravan.

The Mazda continued to operate without any problems; it only required recharging of the air conditioning system.

This GTI had some minor damage to the front bumper, but it drove well.

This Cerato had not been driven for six months, which led to a flat battery.

This Mitsubishi was in good mechanical condition. The owner upgraded to a new vehicle and wanted to avoid the hassle of selling it privately.

This Suzuki's right fairing is cracked. The front forks and carburetors require rebuilding to be roadworthy.

This BMW sat idle at a storage facility, causing the battery to go flat.

This Celica had leaking vacuum hoses.

The accelerator pedal of this Pulsar kept malfunctioning.

After being at fault in a collision without insurance, the owner made the difficult decision to part with their Mini.

The Ford Focus requires a new engine because all four cylinders have low compression.

This Seafarer had been in the shed for six years since its floor panel broke. The owner chose to upgrade the boat instead of restoring it.

This forklift had been unused in the warehouse for years since the owner upgraded to a new one.

This Commodore had no mechanical issues; the owner simply no longer wanted the car.

A new transmission was required to get this Pathfinder back on the road.

This VRX continued to overheat.

This Yamaha motorcycle had piston issues. The owner debated for four years whether to repair it or sell it.

This Falcon starts and drives without issues.

The owner decided to sell their old work vehicle since they upgraded to a new one. Due to a busy schedule, they prioritized convenience over potential extra earnings.

Following an at-fault collision, the owner had no insurance. Facing exorbitant repair costs, they decided to explore alternative solutions.

After paying for repairs, the owner couldn't afford the costs for brake replacements. Instead of continuing to invest, the owner decided to cut their losses.

This old ute had a flat battery. Given the owner's location, it was deemed too much hassle to sell it privately.

Aside from a hole in the front bumper, the car drove without any mechanical issues.

After relocating to another state, the owner decided to leave their ute behind. The battery died after being unused for 12 months.

After experiencing problems with the clutch, the owner decided that repairing it was not worth the cost.

Although the Volkswagen is still running, it produces a knocking sound, indicating mechanical issues.

The Hyundai is displaying an ESP error, and the rear brake lights are not functioning.

This scooter had been stolen. When the police found it, they discovered that the thief had removed the ignition, pried open the seat, taken off the front panel and taped it back on, and cut a hole below the seat to fit a new battery. These modifications rendered the motorcycle undrivable.

This WRX was suspected to have bent valves. Since it was unaffordable to repair, the car was declared mechanically written off.

This Volkswagen ran well, but it had an issue with the glow plugs.

The owner decided it was time to upgrade to a new vehicle and allow the old Astra to retire.

The vehicle is experiencing electrical issues. Although the battery has been replaced, the problem persists.

This classic Fiat had been sitting unused for a long time, leading to a dead battery.

The turbocharger on this Range Rover was no longer functioning.

The caravan is in excellent condition. The owner was no longer using the MDC and decided it would be better off with a new owner who would appreciate it.

The transmission of this luxury car has failed, making it undriveable.

This Hyundai runs well, but the owner is selling it due to infrequent use.

The Ford had a dead battery and required a replacement for the Transmission Control Module.

The boat repair company stated that the floor, including the right-hand side stringer, has become soft and needs to be replaced; possibly, the center of the transom may also require attention.

The owner noticed that the luxury car was idling irregularly. Despite having replaced the alternator and the coolant system, the idling issue continued. Suspecting that the problem might be related to the petrol pump and wanting to avoid further expenses, the owner decided it was financially safer to sell the car.

The Honda Jazz was in perfect condition. The owner no longer needed the car since they had upgraded to a new one.

The repair costs were not economically feasible for the owner, leading them to sell.

Other than a crack in the emblem and a few scuff marks on the plastics, this motorcycle is perfectly functional. The owner decided to sell it as they were no longer using the bike.

Although this Renault was drivable, it would not pass a roadworthy inspection. The owner chose to sell it instead of paying for repair costs to renew the registration.

The van's gas tank broke, cutting the owner's road trip short.

This Triton was classified as a repairable write-off after being rear-ended. The owner chose not to proceed with the repairs.

The owner decided to sell their car after being involved in a collision with another vehicle.

This motorcycle had issues with the starter solenoid.

Although the Barina was in good condition, the owner decided to sell it because they had purchased a new car.

This vehicle is still drivable; however, its registration is about to expire. Due to laws requiring older vehicles to undergo extra checks to pass roadworthy inspections, the owner decided it was not worthwhile to renew the registration.

Although the Ford was running and driving well, it had damage to the bonnet. Since it had high mileage from regular work-related travel, the owner decided it was best to sell the ute while it still had value.

The transmission in this Audi is broken.

Despite there being no issues with this Mazda, the owner decided to sell it quickly after upgrading to a new car.

Other than needing to replace two door lock actuators, this Volkswagen was in good mechanical condition.

The owner decided that the mechanical issues of this ute were not worth fixing.

This motorcycle had been sitting idle in the owner's garage, resulting in a flat battery.

This Isuzu was deemed a statutory write-off after an accident. The airbags deployed, the steering was broken, and there was panel damage to the side and front, as well as a smashed windshield.

The timing belt of this Audi has snapped.

The owner chose to sell the BMW after it failed a roadworthy test due to an oil leak.

The Ford Falcon sustained damage to its side in an accident. The repair costs would exceed its value, prompting the owner to deem it unworthy of repair.

The owner purchased the moped brand new. However, as their life changed and they had a child, the need to commute to work on a motorcycle diminished. Since then, the scooter has been sitting in the garage, gathering dust.

The owner decided to sell their Holden Captiva after receiving a new car as a gift.

Aside from a slight mark on the front and rear bumpers, this car had no cosmetic issues. The owner barely drove the car and decided that selling it was the better option.

This vehicle was inherited by a family member. It was initially well looked after, but over time, the owner thought maintenance costs were not worthwhile as the car's value continued to drop.

Other than minor water damage to the front boot, this caravan is in very good condition.

The vehicle's central locking system was malfunctioning, but the rest of the car was operating properly.

This Impreza runs well but needs some mechanical work after the last service, which the owner refused to pay for.

The BMW is in excellent condition; the owner is selling it after upgrading to a new vehicle.

The motor has piston slap, so it will need a rebuild or replacement. Other than that, this Hyundai is in great condition and has no other mechanical issues.

This maxi scooter had a defective ABS, which would cost more to replace than it was worth.

This car starts and drives well, but it has a broken seat bracket.

This ute had been very well maintained. With the registration expiring next week, the owner decided it was finally time to retire the Hilux.

This multivan has been modified to include a wheelchair lift, transforming it into a wheelchair-accessible vehicle. Despite some cosmetic damage, the vehicle has no mechanical issues. The owner is selling it as they no longer need the Volkswagen.

This caravan had suffered water damage from a cracked roof. It had been parked in the owner's yard under a tarp, and they were finally ready to sell the RV.

This Picanto was declared a statutory write-off after being rear-ended and colliding with another vehicle.

This Mazda had become increasingly expensive to repair, prompting the owner to sell it after getting a new car.

This motorcycle had mechanical issues and could not start. The owner didn't want to take the bike when moving out.

After a collision, the front of this Audi was damaged. The owner couldn't afford the repair costs and decided to sell.

Although this Captiva still starts and drives, it runs a bit roughly. The owner felt unsafe, which prompted them to sell.

After the front passenger side suffered major damage in an accident, the car was deemed a repairable write-off. The owner opted to invest in a new vehicle for long-term value.

Apart from the cosmetic wear and tear, there was nothing else wrong with this utility vehicle.

Aside from a few scratches and dents over time, there were no mechanical issues with the Mazda.

The owner sold their old Hako ride-on sweeper to us. After years of use, it was time for an upgrade, and the 1800 Salvage team helped the owner find a new home for the machinery.

This car had several mechanical defects that the owner chose not to repair, leading to the decision to sell it.

The owner decided to sell the Audi after learning that the repair costs would exceed its actual value.

The luxury car's alternator failed, preventing the battery from charging. Even though the BMW could start when the battery was charged, the owner found it too cumbersome to continuously recharge the battery or invest in a new alternator.

The owner attempted to sell the caravan privately but was unsuccessful. Besides some wear and tear, it was in fair condition. The owner decided to sell it quickly to 1800 Salvage to make space.

The car's automatic transmission cracked and needs replacement. The owner decided to sell instead of paying the replacement costs.

This Haval was declared a statutory write-off following a front-end collision, cutting the owner's trip short.

After the ute's head gasket blew, the owner no longer wanted to keep it.