Recent purchases

The battery had gone flat and the car was backfiring sporadically. With the mechanical parts getting old, the owner wanted to sell.

1996 model Celica was getting on in age and had stopped running.

Reoccuring low pressure engine issues made this Triton an unreliable work vehicle.

This ute was overheating from a suspected blown head gasket. Very expensive to repair, the owner wanted to move on from this V240.

Stuck in limp mode, this ML320 wasn't driving anywhere anytime soon.

Well maintained CX-5 with regular servicing had a suspected blown head gasket.

With bent front forks, this motorbike was getting on with age and needed some repairs.

This Falcon was sitting around for over 12 months, unable to start, before they decided to sell to 1800 Salvage.

This Accord had a broken radiator along with some damage to the interior.

The mechanic was unable to diagnose the loss of power issues, resulting in limp mode being activated. The owner had to move to a new car and sell the Territory.

Unable to start, this Triton was blocking the owners driveway and they didn't want the hassle of repairing.

The owner decided it wasn't worth the money to fix after the vehicle failed mechanically.

Marked as a repairable write-off, this Commodore was needing some time and money invested to get it back on the roads. With little of both, the owner chose to sell.

Listed as an economic write-off after hail damage, we collected this car from the owners home without a hitch.

Unfortunately this Triton had prior repairs that weren't up to scratch and failed soon after. Wanting to move on, the owner sold the vehicle.