Getting a car scrapped was once a bit of a nightmare, though right now couldn’t be easier or more rewarding. Here’s a look at some of the most commonly asked questions on the subject and their respective answers: 
How Can I Go About Getting a Car Scrapped?
Scrapping a car these days is as easy as making a phone call and putting the job in someone else’s hands. Instead of having to pay a visit to a scrapyard to see if they’ll take your car, it’s a case of just making a call and letting the service know what you’ve got, where you are and when you’d like to get rid of it. This is technically the only effort necessary on the car owner’s part.
Wouldn’t I Be Better Selling It?
Perhaps, but in the case of a genuinely unusable car that’s not exactly going to bring in a fortune, perhaps not. These days, scrapping a car is not only free, but you can even end up better-off financially for handing it over. In a complete 180 degrees to the traditional approach, a good scrapping service these days will actually pay you for the scrap car, rather than the other way around.
Who Pays For the Scrapping?
No matter what kind of condition the car is in, there’s never any reason whatsoever to pay out to have it scrapped responsibly. As of now, it’s standard for the scrapping service to pay you for the car and ensure that all scrapping costs are covered. The reason being that they will of course be using the car, its parts and its raw materials to make money by way of reusing or by the recycling process, so the least you can expect is a little incentive to do the right thing with your car.
How Do I Get the Car to the Yard?
There will usually be the option of taking the car to the yard yourself if you really want to, but there’s really no need to do so. If it’s more convenient, a good scrapping service will make all the necessary arrangements to pick up the car from any place on any date and at any time as deemed suitable by its respective owner. So whether it’s out on the road, stuck in the garden or really anywhere else, it’s all done on your behalf.
What’s In It for Me?
The benefits that come with 21st century scrapping include not only being paid for an otherwise useless car, but also the convenience that comes with someone else taking it off your hands and the satisfaction of knowing you’re doing your bit for recycling efforts.
Where’s the Catch?
There isn’t one! It’s simply a case of choosing a scrapping service that has a reputation for not only offering the best prices and the highest service standards, but also practices the most responsible recycling procedures to make sure nothing goes to waste. And as mentioned, depending on the condition of the car you’ve been holding onto, you could come out a lot better off than if you’d tried to sell the thing!
