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This Subaru Impreza had a crack in its condenser, which resulted in its air conditioning not working. Additionally, the car had a noise coming from the front left side and a crease in one of its doors. As the registration was about to expire, the owner thought it wouldn't be worthwhile to pay for repair costs and renewal of registration.

This old boat's motor was no longer working, so the owner wanted to get rid of it as it was taking up a lot of space on the driveway.

This Ford Focus can still be driven, however, it has suffered sun damage to its exterior.

The Volkswagen had suffered some minor damage to its bumper and rims, but the headlights were also not working, the battery was dead and the Takata airbags were faulty and needed to be replaced. Since the car was parked in the basement, the owner decided that selling the car would be a more cost-effective option than paying for a tow truck to move the car and a mechanic to fix the issues.

The owner of this Nissan was facing a problem where the ute would shut off at traffic lights, but would run without any issues when it was moving. As the registration of the car was about to expire, the owner decided to sell it instead of getting it fixed for a roadworthy certificate.

Due to health issues from old age, the owner can no longer get the boat in and out of the water. They needed to sell the boat quickly before moving into a retirement village.

This Ford's failing transmission led the owner to choose selling over repairing due to its age.

Unfortunately, this boat has dry rot in the stringers. Although the owner removed some of the rotten timbers, it would temporarily keep the boat going but the power would get weaker. It was going to be uneconomically viable for the owner to repair the boat, so they decided it was better to sell.

The owner of this caravan had been trying to sell it for over eight months without success, even though the caravan was in good condition. Eventually, they decided to turn to 1800 Salvage to sell it quickly.

There was nothing wrong with this Subaru Outback. The owner upgraded to a new car and wanted to quickly sell the old vehicle to make room in the driveway.

The owner modified this bike into a Bobber but had no time to keep riding it, so they wanted to give this Honda to a new owner.

This Holden had minor paint damage around the car due to wear and tear. Despite having recent services done to ensure the car runs, the owner decided it was more worthwhile to purchase a new vehicle.

This Mercedes Benz needed new rotors due to the previous owner's unawareness of the broken hand brake cable that detached from its plastic holder. Moreover, the car has a leak in its rear main seal, and its supercharger needs to be reconditioned. The owner, considering the car's age and the range of issues, decided to sell it instead of repairing it.

The Nissan Murano has a split rear bush differential, an oil leak, and its brake pads needed to be replaced.

Aside from wear and tear, this old Holden Commodore had no issues. The owner simply wanted to upgrade to a new car.