A car that will not start can still be worth requesting a quote for. You do not need to advertise it as running or diagnose a problem you cannot confirm. Start with what you know about the vehicle and its current condition.
Choose “Non-running”
Use the vehicle-condition option in our quote form. If you know when it last ran or what happened before it stopped, add a short note. Keep the description factual: “does not start” is more useful than guessing which component has failed.
Explain whether it can move
Starting and moving are different questions. Tell us if it has flat tires, locked wheels, steering issues, or damage around the wheels. If you are unsure, say so. Do not attempt a risky movement or repair just to complete the form.
Describe the parking location
A disabled vehicle in a garage or tight laneway may need additional planning. Include the neighbourhood, parking level if relevant, and any access restrictions. The team will discuss collection arrangements before confirming a time.
Be clear about missing parts
Mention missing keys, a missing catalytic converter, or any other parts that have already been removed. Accurate details help both sides assess the same vehicle and avoid an unexpected change in understanding.
Review your options
You can ask about an offer without promising to accept it. Review the proposed amount, collection arrangements, and payment details together. If you are also considering a repair, compare those options using information specific to your vehicle.
Request a quote for your non-running car. For access questions, call 647 530 1901.