Broken Car Guys Company: NZ-based car wreckers in Auckland

 

Well, if you think car wreckers take your old car and crushes it to fine debris, then you are wrong. Actually, more than 90 per cent of your vehicle can be recycled?

Say no to landfills

Landfills are increasing day by day and it will continue to grow until we do something about them. To combat such dire situations, more manufacturers around the world are switching to the green manufacturing process.

Usable components in cars

Most components within your old car are recyclable and can be reused without any compromise in the efficiency of the end product. Metals elements like steel, iron and aluminium are reusable. Car wreckers in Auckland purchases old cars and resell those components to recycling companies. Car manufacturers purchase recycling products from those companies and manufacture new cars. Manufacturing companies highly contributes to pollution and energy consumption. Through green pollution, we can reduce these environmental atrocities on a massive scale.

Broken Car Guys Company accepts cars from all make and models. Most car wreckers only deal with few handpicked car brands. Since we accept all brands, they can easily identify the value and efficiency of a component. For example, certified Car wreckers in Auckland can easily figure out the market value of a Toyota car, which others can’t.

Broken Car Guys Company

If you want to sell your old, damaged or end-of-life vehicles, you simply have to call a cash for cars. The representative will ask you a few basic details regarding your vehicle and give you a no-obligation quote. If you like the price set by them, then you can give them time for inspection as per your convenience. Their inspection personnel will precisely inspect the car and set the final price. Sometimes most of your car is still workable, even though other parts go outdated. An inspection is necessary to see if your car is going for scrap value or you can get more money out of it.

Broken Car Guys follows all the rules and regulation from the point of car removal to recycling to disposal.