Recent purchases

This turbo diesel Cooper was having issues with the power cutting out. Facing an expensive repair, the owner wasn't up for the cost or challenge.

As part of a deceased estate, we worked with the estates solicitors and the power of attorney to price this Hyundai.

With rust setting in, the owner wasn't prepared to fix the damage and wanted to sell.

This 02' Mazda was in good condition, but the owner couldn't afford the running costs. After sending some photos through, the owner received and accepted our offer.

With some body damage to the right side, rust was starting to set in under the paint. Wanting to start fresh, the owner seeked out the highest price and sold their Falcon to the 1800 Salvage team.

This Honda's transmission failed, and the cost of repair exceeded the car's value. The owner decided to sell it.

The car was still running, but due to wear and tear over time, the owner decided it was finally time for an upgrade.

This BMW 535i was in good drivable condition, but the owner wanted to upgrade.

The owner disposed of this Nissan Elgrand after it failed to start.

After the car sustained damage to the front bumper, bonnet, head lights, and radiator from an accident, the owner decided to sell it because the Volkswagen Golf was taking up precious front yard space.

The owner thought it was not worthwhile to fix the gearbox after they noticed hydraulic oil leaking because the Ford Focus was too old.

The car had a damaged left rear wheel arch and had stopped running. After considering repairs, the owner decided they were better off selling the Audi.

This Mazda 3's key was broken, and its battery was dead from non-use. Also, the paint had faded over time, which made the owner decide to get rid of it.

Although the Volkswagen was still drivable, the radiator was leaking and the owner couldn't afford to repair it, so they decided to dispose of it.

This motorbike had been left in the owner's backyard for a long time, which caused the battery to die. Eventually, the owner decided to dispose of it rather than let it take up space.

The car was hit on the side, causing major damage to the passenger door and front panel. The steering wheel was also affected, and all the airbags in the vehicle had been deployed. The insurance company informed the owner that the cost of repairing the Mazda 3 would be more than its worth, so the owner decided to sell it instead.

This Toyota RAV4 had a dead battery from 8 months of non-use. The owner decided to contact 1800 Salvage to remove it from their front yard.

With a multitude of issues that make this car unroadworthy, the owner decided it was more worthwhile to buy a new vehicle than to pour more money into repairing this Subaru Forester.

This Nissan Navara was left idle due to head gasket and battery issues. The owner deemed it not worth repairing and sold it to 1800 Salvage.

Due to damage on the rear left side of the Honda CRV, the owner had to sell the vehicle as they couldn't afford the out-of-pocket costs.

The owner of this Toyota RAV4 decided to sell the vehicle due to unexplained shaking while driving.

The owner noticed that the transmission coolant of the Ford had turned milky over the weekend, indicating a major engine problem. As the repair expenses would be too high, the owner decided that it was not worth paying to fix.

The car's front bumper was damaged after hitting a kangaroo which resulted in various mechanical issues. Specifically, the lower radiator support was damaged, the engine would crank but not start, and oil leaked onto the road. After consulting with mechanics, the owner was informed that the repair costs would be astronomical. As a result, the decision was made to sell the car instead of paying for repairs.

After sustaining minor scratches & dints, and with a dysfunctional air conditioner, the owner deemed it necessary to upgrade.

The Honda Jazz was still drivable despite some body damage, jittery engine, faulty speedometer and the ABS light continuously flashing. Ultimately, the car stopped working due to coolant being put into the oil 4 years ago. The owner realized how much of a hassle it would be to fix all of these problems, so they decided that selling it would be more financially viable.

After sustaining body damage to the front and with a flat battery, the owner deemed repairing the older Toyota Echo not worth the cost.

Four months ago, the owner became concerned for their safety and stopped driving the Mazda CX9 when it started smoking. Wanting to free up parking space, they decided to get rid of the car.

Despite minor body damage, the car still ran fine. However, the registration expired and the owner simply didn't want to renew it.

After the insurance company declared the Land Rover a write-off, the owner decided to part ways with the vehicle.

The Mazda had sustained damage to the rear, experienced brake leaks, suspension issues, an engine mount problem, and had a broken front right indicator and left side mirror. Due to the overwhelming potential costs, the owner decided to sell it to us.

The Mazda had been sitting unused for a few months. Along with a dead battery and the need for an oil change, the owner decided to sell the vehicle rather than pay for maintenance costs.

Despite recently being serviced, the Holden Cruze continued to have transmission issues. Frustrated with the persisting problem and the high repair costs, the owner decided to sell the car.

The Holden Commodore had been sitting unused in the carpark for quite some time. As it had become an eyesore to both the owner and the public, the owner decided to sell it to 1800 Salvage. The tow drivers from the company faced no issues while retrieving the car from the carpark.

After a T-bone collision, the left door was jammed shut and the left airbags were deployed. Although everything else, including the tires, appears undamaged, the owner decided to sell the Toyota Corolla instead of sinking money into repair costs.

This Ford vehicle had constant battery issues. The owner attempted to sell it privately but was unsuccessful. Instead of continuing to deal with the hassles of private selling, they chose to sell the Ute to 1800 Salvage.

Due to cosmetic damage and mechanical issues, the customer opted to sell the vehicle instead of paying for repairs.

The owner wanted to get rid of their Ford Escape due to a faulty battery and A/C unit.

After a T-bone collision, the owner did not have the funds to pay for the out-of-pocket costs so they decided to sell their Audi A4.

After learning that the cost of repairs would exceed the value of the car, the owner decided to take up on 1800 Salvage's reasonable price offer.

The owner faced numerous mechanical and safety issues with their vehicle, and the repair costs kept increasing. Overwhelmed with the costs, the owner wanted to sell.

This owner removed the coolant and heater hoses as they were no longer working. After finding out the repair costs would be exorbitant, they ultimately decided to sell the vehicle.

Frustrated with continuous mechanical issues arriving, the owner chose to stop investing in repairs and instead sell the Toyota RAV4.

The Ford Pk Ranger had significant mechanical and safety issues, rendering it unfit for roadworthy certification. As a result, the owner chose to part with it rather than spending thousands of dollars to fix the issues.

This Ford Falcon was in great running condition. The owner wanted to sell the car for some quick cash and to avoid the hassles of private selling.

Despite the Jeep being stranded on a dirt road with a flat battery, we were still able to help the owner and remove it without any issues.

The owner decided to sell the Audi due to ongoing issues with the turbo and battery.

Despite pouring money into fixing the coolant issues, the Holden Barina continued to overheat, causing frustration for the owner who eventually decided to get rid of it.

After a front-end collision, the BMW was deemed a write-off. The owners chose to sell it rather than pay for expensive repairs.

Due to the tires, battery, and brakes being worn out, the owner sold their Toyota Camry to 1800 Salvage for a great price and upgraded to a better car.

The owner sold their Holden Cruze due to repair costs exceeding its value. After a hassle-free car selling experience, the customer was very satisfied.

With a bunch of cosmetic and mechanical issues, the owner chose to accept our top-cash price and free tow service.

The owner was not willing to go through the troubles of fixing the mechanical issues and private selling in regional NSW. So, they decided to sell to 1800 Salvage for a quick buck.

The owner of the Mazda Tribute found the maintenance costs to be a hassle and decided to take advantage of our online offer with next day pick-up.

This car was purchased despite having several roadworthy issues. The owner decided to accept our upfront cash offer and free towing service.

Due to a blown motor, the owner decided to sell the Mitsubishi Triton. Luckily, we buy cars in all conditions!

After the owner's pets continued to scratch the Flightcraft Bandit, the owner decided to sell their boat and make room for the pets to play around.

After the mechanics advised the owner that the Toyota's repair costs greatly outweighed its value, the owner decided to cash it in.

With plenty of mechanical and cosmetic issues, the owner decided that there was more hassle to repair their Sol Invictus than to get a new bike.

Due to numerous mechanical issues, the Holden Cruze was deemed uneconomical to repair by the owner. The owner decided to get rid of it to make room for a new car.

After driving their Nissan Pulsar for a decade, the owner wanted to treat themselves to a new car.

This vehicle was sold to 1800 Salvage with transmission issues. The owner was happy with our honest price and quick payment.

The Volkswagen Golf's dashboard signals continued to indicate there were problems, despite the owner spending money to fix said issues. Ultimately, the owner found it too troublesome to repair the car and wanted it gone.

Caravan was in perfect condition, customized and fully set-up for off grid living. Owner was no longer using it and wanted to give it a new life.

Car was not running well, so owner decided to sell with 1800 Salvage and upgrade to a new vehicle.

With a multitude of mechanical issues, the repair costs kept adding up. The owner was told repair costs far outweighed its value, and wanted to get rid of it.

Replacement engine are costly and hard to come by. The owner decided it made more financial sense to sell it instead.

The car continued to overheat on short trips. Mechanics advised the owner that the repair costs were uneconomical, so the owner wanted to avoid the hassle.

This Sorento constantly overheated on long trips. Despite investing a considerable amount of money, the problem persisted.

With the battery running flat continuously after 2 days, the owner decided it was time to move on.

This truck was used for deliveries and with 250,000kms on the clock, it was time to upgrade and move this Ford into retirement.

A much loved Nissan Skyline that was no longer needed after the owner wanted to upgrade to a bigger car.

After a failed theft attempt resulted in damage to the ignition, the owner didn't have the funds to repair.

After getting a quote back from the mechanics to fix the gearbox damage, the owner chose to sell.

With the suspension on its way out, the owner wanted to sell before they were faced with an expensive bill from the mechanics.

Well maintained 04Jazz that was no longer needed after the owner upgraded vehicles.

Old and no longer in use, the owner wanted to free up some space and sell this Mustang boat.

We purchased this Audi through a successful tender submission to the owners insurance company after it was inspected as a repairable write-off.

A flat battery and faulty gear box doesn't make for a happy Caddy owner.

Written-off after this motorbike was damaged in an accident.

This was a much loved Mini Cooper in a great drivable condition.

Too old to be written off, there was damage to the back left of this car from an accident.

After a visit to the mechanics, this 2011 Tiguan needed a new engine.

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.

With high kms for the age of the vehicle, the mechanical parts were showing wear and tear and needing repairs.

No longer needed, this Aurion was a great driveable car for 1800 Salvage to purchase.

Issues with the engine when idle can indicate some serious engine issues. The choice was made to sell this Challenger rather than spend money repairing.