Every van reaches a point where it costs more to keep than it could ever return. The engine’s tired, the body’s going, the registration lapsed a while back, and it’s been parked in the same spot long enough that the tyres have gone flat. Before deciding what to do with it, it helps to sort out two things: whether the …

Selling a van in Perth comes down to two things: choosing the right sales channel for the van’s condition, and having your paperwork sorted before a buyer turns up. A tidy, well-kept people-mover sells very differently from a high-kilometre panel van with a tired engine. This guide covers what your van is likely worth, the four main ways to sell …

Scrapping a van means selling it to a licensed wrecker or recycler for its parts and metal rather than passing it on to another driver. It is usually the right call once a van is unregistered, badly rusted, mechanically spent, or damaged beyond what a repair bill can justify. If your van still drives and holds registration, you generally have …

Every van, truck, ute or 4WD eventually reaches the point where it costs more to keep than it returns — the registration has lapsed, the engine is tired, or a knock has left it sitting in the same spot for months. Working out what to do next comes down to a few questions: is it worth repairing, what is it …

The registration lapses, the tyres go flat, and the car settles into a corner of the yard until grass grows up through it. If there is a car like that at your place, it is worth being honest about why it is still there and what it costs you. Not every old car is a lost cause: a collectible model …

If you have a car in the driveway in Rockingham that you no longer need, you have a few ways to move it on. Which one makes sense depends on the car’s condition, whether it still drives and holds a licence, and how much time you want to put into the sale. This guide covers how selling a car works …