
When you think of car theft, you probably think of entire cars being stolen, but a growing trend in vehicle crime involves the theft of specific car parts. As many as one in five drivers have experienced car part theft that has cost them over £1,200 to replace, but which car parts are in highest demand for thieves?
This blog will run through eight of the most commonly stolen car parts in the UK and what steps you can take to help prevent your car parts being stolen.

There are a number of factors that go into calculating how much your car is worth to the scrap market.
If you're thinking of scrapping your car and wondering what price you can get for it, read on to find out what factors might affect the final sum.

Scrapping your car may be more cost-effective than fixing it if the car needs extensive repairs.
Deciding whether to fix your car or scrap it is a common dilemma faced by car owners when their car is showing signs of aging or needs extensive repairs. In this blog post, we will explore the key factors to consider when deciding whether you should scrap your car so that you can make a well-informed decision on the best choice for your circumstances.

When a vehicle has reached the end of its lifespan, choosing to scrap it can offer a range of benefits. The benefits of scrapping a car include saving time and making money. Scrapping an old car is a responsible choice with many lasting positive impacts. Let’s dive in!

If you've checked out our scrap metal prices, you may have noticed that copper (and copper-based materials such as copper wire, brass and braziery) are right at the top of the list.
Copper wire in particular can command up to £4,500 per tonne!
So why exactly is copper so valuable?

Yes, it’s possible to scrap an imported car in the UK, as long as it has fully completed the import process and has been officially registered and taxed in the UK.

Scrapping your old vehicle is a great way to safely dispose of it and earn some extra money in the process!
There are several factors that affect the price of a scrap car, most of which are out of your control. Still, there are a few things you can do to potentially bump up the price.
Here are a few handy tips to help you get the most for your scrap car…

Scrap metal recycling plays a crucial role in mitigating pollution, conserving resources, minimising landfill waste, and safeguarding habitats from the impacts of mining. By recycling metals, we can actively preserve natural resources, diminish greenhouse gas emissions, and minimise energy consumption compared to the extraction and processing of virgin ore.