Recent purchases

The owner attempted to trade the Hyundai at the dealership but was turned away. They were told the vehicle could only be accepted if repairs were made, so the owner sought alternatives.

This Audi's engine was not running. After learning that the cost to replace it exceeded the car's value, the owner decided to sell.

Besides some minor cosmetic damage, there is only a small amount of interior wear and tear. The ute is still drivable but is no longer required by the owner.

This vintage motorcycle had minor cosmetic issues that were fixable, but the owner decided to sell it instead.

As the owner was relocating overseas, they decided to sell with us for speed and convenience, rather than selling privately for a lower price.

This Toyota was well-maintained, but when it needed new engine mounts and front shocks, the owner decided to sell.

There was nothing wrong with the Mazda. The owner barely drove it and decided it wasn't worth keeping due to registration costs.

There were no issues with this Mitsubishi; however, the registration was expiring, and the owner decided to sell it because they had upgraded to a new car.

A decision was made to sell the Nissan after the mechanic informed the owner that there was too much work needed to get the car roadworthy.

This LDV had front quarter damage from an accident, which resulted in it being written off by the insurance company. The owner searched around for better deals after the insurance payout was too low.

After the fancy BMW was declared a repairable write-off, the owner considered whether to repair or sell it, ultimately choosing the latter option.

Other than an electrical issue, this motorcycle was in good shape and had no other mechanical problems. The owner didn't attempt to sell it privately because they were moving overseas soon.

This high-end vehicle had a number of mechanical problems. Despite spending a lot of money to fix the issues, the repair costs kept piling up and seemed never-ending for the owner. Frustrated, the owner wanted to sell it as soon as possible.

The Glastron still starts and runs, but it hasn't been in the water for 18 months. The owner wanted to get rid of the boat because they were not using it.

The owner has not driven much in the last 12 months, so they did not have much need for it and decided that selling was a better option.