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Aside from gearbox issues, this Hyundai Accent sustained side door damage when the owner's home gate closed on it.

This Mazda 6 had a mechanically damaged clutch and multiple panel damage. Its interior had been worn-out. Burdened with the high repair costs for the clutch and body, the owner decided to sell it.

This Hyundai i20 has scratches, dents, and sun damage, mainly on the roof. Unfortunately, it no longer starts. The owner had spent more money than the car is worth to try to fix it, but to no avail. The mechanic said there was a lot of sludge in the engine and it wouldn't idle before it completely died. The vehicle still wouldn't work even after the owner tried to flush it twice.

The Toyota Hiace was to be retired since its owner was preparing for retirement.

This Audi's gearbox had issues. The owner decided that it was time to get a new car.

The mechanic stated that there was no compression, and it would cost too much to find the problem. Hence, the owner decided it wasn't worth the hassle to find out the issue, so they decided to sell it.

The driver was at fault in an accident but only had third-party insurance. Unable to afford the repair costs, they decided to sell their Nissan Dualis.

Although this old Suzuki Jimny was still driving, the owner decided it was time to let this car retire and upgrade to a new one.

This Mercedes Benz was still running but needed a new gearbox. The owner no longer wanted this vehicle and decided to sell it.

This Holden Cruze sustained body damage and its key had snapped but our tow drivers were able to transport this vehicle without any issues.

This Ford Territory still starts and runs, however, it failed the RWC on numerous things. Since the owner already had a new car and no longer used this one, they were looking to get rid of it as soon as possible.

This Volkswagen had mechanical issues and was sitting in the driveway for several months. The owner wanted to get rid of the old car quickly since they had gotten a new vehicle.

This Subaru Liberty had some minor cosmetic damage, split bushes, a leaking cam seal, and a leaking shock absorber. Despite these issues, the owner chose not to fix them. They decided it wasn't worth the cost and effort, so they sold the vehicle as-is to 1800 Salvage.

A new engine was needed in this Subaru Tribeca. The owner didn't think it was worthwhile to replace its engine, so they decided to sell it to 1800 Salvage.

This Mitsubishi Lancer had mechanical failure and dead battery. After the mechanics had advised the repair costs would outweigh its value, the owner decided to dispose of this car.