Recent purchases

A new transmission was required to get this Pathfinder back on the road.

This VRX continued to overheat.

This Yamaha motorcycle had piston issues. The owner debated for four years whether to repair it or sell it.

This Falcon starts and drives without issues.

The owner decided to sell their old work vehicle since they upgraded to a new one. Due to a busy schedule, they prioritized convenience over potential extra earnings.

Following an at-fault collision, the owner had no insurance. Facing exorbitant repair costs, they decided to explore alternative solutions.

After paying for repairs, the owner couldn't afford the costs for brake replacements. Instead of continuing to invest, the owner decided to cut their losses.

This old ute had a flat battery. Given the owner's location, it was deemed too much hassle to sell it privately.

Aside from a hole in the front bumper, the car drove without any mechanical issues.

After relocating to another state, the owner decided to leave their ute behind. The battery died after being unused for 12 months.

After experiencing problems with the clutch, the owner decided that repairing it was not worth the cost.

Although the Volkswagen is still running, it produces a knocking sound, indicating mechanical issues.

The Hyundai is displaying an ESP error, and the rear brake lights are not functioning.

This scooter had been stolen. When the police found it, they discovered that the thief had removed the ignition, pried open the seat, taken off the front panel and taped it back on, and cut a hole below the seat to fit a new battery. These modifications rendered the motorcycle undrivable.

This WRX was suspected to have bent valves. Since it was unaffordable to repair, the car was declared mechanically written off.