Question 1

Will it cost me anything to get a quote?

Accepted Answer

There is no charge for getting a quote and absolutely no obligation on your part to accept our instant best price quote.

Question 2

What area's do you cover?

Accepted Answer

We cover Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Cheltenham, Gloucester, Hereford, Monmouth, Newport, Tewkesbury, Worcester.

Question 3

Will I have time to think about my quote and will the price be guranteed?

Accepted Answer

Yes, there's no obligation to part with your car. When you enter the vehicle registration number and your postcode, we will instantly offer you the best current market price for your vehicle however, the process doesn't begin until you actually accept the quote and proceed to the next stage.

Question 4

Are prices guaranteed?

Accepted Answer

Our prices are guaranteed except, in very rare cases where we may have to recalculate the value or even cancel your collection. For example, when parts and or panels have been removed from a vehicle, if the vehicle is not towable due to a lack of wheels or Abbey Scrap Cars have been misled.

Question 5

What do you mean by complete vehicle?

Accepted Answer

Your quote is based on your car being complete. By complete, we mean that the vehicle has it parts intact, specifically: the engine, the gearbox and drivetrain, catalytic converter (if originally fitted), body panels and other components such as seats, battery and wheels.

Question 6

Do I have to accept the quote for my car?

Accepted Answer

No, you are under no obligation to accept a quote.

Question 7

Do I need to provide my vehicles' V5C registration certificate?

Accepted Answer

No, your V5C registration certificate (also known as a vehicle log book) is not essential and it will not affect your quote. However, it is very helpful if you can provide it. Abbey Scrap Cars will issue a DVLA Certificate of Destruction having the V5C assists our team with the DVLA notification and certification process.

Question 8

My car is registered as SORN. Does it matter?

Accepted Answer

No, we collect vehicles that hold a Statutory Off Road Notification (SORN).

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