Recent purchases

The owner decided to sell their Ford Kuga after the mechanic advised that the vehicle would require a transmission rebuild or replacement.

This Holden Barina's engine wouldn't start anymore. Due to its age, the owner decided it wasn't worth repairing.

This Triumph hadn't been started for five years and was taking up space in the owner's shed. They wanted it gone as soon as possible.

Aside from the cosmetic wear and tear, there were no mechanical issues with this utility vehicle.

The Jeep would shudder at speeds over 80 km/h due to a damaged ignition coil, requiring replacement to eliminate the issue.

The sway bar attachment on the ute has broken off from the chassis.

After the owner retired, the vintage vehicle remained inactive for several years. Only recently did they decide to free up garage space.

The owner recently relocated to the inner city and no longer needed to drive around. Consequently, the car was left idle, causing its battery to die.

The 3rd and 4th gear synchronization in the gearbox was not optimal and would eventually require repairs. The owner decided to sell the ute while it was in good condition.

Unfortunately, the mechanic failed to identify the mechanical issue, despite the engine light being on.

The mechanic informed the owner that the front brake disc, rotors, and timing belt needed to be replaced. As a result, the owner decided to sell the vehicle instead.

This luxury car had the engine light on due to a timing chain issue, but it was still driveable. Since the cost to repair was higher than its value, the owner chose to sell.

This classic motorcycle had not been ridden in over two decades. The owner decided to have it detailed, but with no use for the bike, they made the decision to sell it.

This Ford Wildtrak was deemed a repairable write-off following an accident.

The owner decided it wasn't worth repairing the Audi after the engine light came on and the air conditioning stopped working.