We make selling your business vehicle simple and stress-free.
Receive a competitive offer within 24 hours based on current market value.
Our experts inspect your car at no cost and provide a transparent quote.
We handle all leasing and registration documents for you.
Get paid on the spot once we take over your vehicle.
Commercial vehicle with damage, a defect or no longer roadworthy? We buy damaged vehicles, no repairs needed.
What do you want to sell?
Your details are processed confidentially and used only for your valuation.
No form, no phone call. First get an indicative value range and then decide for yourself whether you want a final offer.
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Your details are processed confidentially and used only for your valuation.What do you want to sell?
Damaged vehicles
With damage, repairs are often more expensive than the added value. Selling in its current condition is then the smartest choice.
Damage after an accident for which repair is no longer cost-effective.
Engine, transmission or other defect requiring an expensive repair.
The vehicle no longer drives, we arrange collection with adapted transport.
Declared total loss by the insurer or no longer passed inspection.
How it works
A smooth, predictable process, without ads, viewers or negotiations.
Fill in the short form with your vehicle details.
We provide you with a fair, market-based price within 24 hours.
Upon agreement, we collect the vehicle free of charge anywhere in Belgium.
You are paid securely and we handle the transfer.
Valuation
A damaged vehicle still has value, in parts, in residual value or after repair by a professional. In the valuation, we look at the type of damage, the repair cost and the residual value of the vehicle. This way you avoid investing in a repair you won't recoup.
Comparison
What selling on your own costs you in time and risk, and how it works with us.
Frequently asked questions
After an accident, the most important thing is that everyone is safe. Turn on your hazard lights, call emergency services if necessary, and fill out a European accident report form. Report the damage to your insurer as soon as possible, even if you are considering not repairing the vehicle.
Your insurer will send an expert to estimate the damage. Compare this amount with the market value of the vehicle. If repair costs exceed the value, it is called economic total loss. In that case, selling in its current condition is often the best choice.
For older vehicles, repair is rarely profitable. Also with severe structural damage, the vehicle may be less safe after repair. Therefore consider selling the vehicle to a buyer specialized in damaged cars. You save repair costs, get a quick offer, and avoid the uncertainty of further handling through insurance.
Selling as-is also offers advantages: you have no waiting times at garages, no discussion about hidden defects, and you receive money directly into your account. Especially for commercial vehicles where every day of downtime costs money, this is a pragmatic solution.
Major damage includes engine damage (e.g., broken timing belt, oil loss), faulty gearbox, damage to the turbo or injectors, and severe collision damage to the body. These are repairs that often cost thousands of euros and are no longer worthwhile for older vehicles.
Even with engine damage, your car still has value. Buyers can dismantle the vehicle and sell the good parts separately, or export it to countries where labor costs are lower and repair becomes profitable. The steel price and the value of the catalytic converter can also play a role.
A car that no longer runs can simply be picked up by the buyer. Make sure you have all documents at hand and the car is accessible for a tow truck. You don't have to dismantle anything yourself; the buyer arranges transport and processing. This also applies to vehicles that have been declared total loss after an accident and are no longer allowed on the road.
Not every damaged car is immediately a salvage car. A damaged car still has potential to be repaired, even if only for export. A salvage car, on the other hand, has been declared technically or economically beyond repair. The difference affects the sale price and the handling.
For a salvage car, the buyer pays based on weight and usable parts. You receive a scrapping certificate or dismantling certificate, with which you can deregister the car with the authorities. For a damaged car, the price is often higher because the vehicle can still get a second life domestically or abroad. In both cases, a free valuation is the first step to know where you stand.
Your damaged vehicle in good hands
We ensure a smooth and worry-free sale of your damaged vehicle. Here's what you can expect from us:
You receive an offer that reflects the true value of your vehicle, including the residual value of parts and export potential.
Once you accept, the money is in your account the same day or at the latest the next business day.
Even if your car no longer runs, we'll pick it up at no extra cost.
We operate according to current regulations and handle all administrative obligations for you.
Whether it's a small van, a heavy commercial vehicle, or a light truck, we buy them all.
Our collection service covers all of Belgium. Wherever you are, we'll provide a no-obligation quote and pick up your damaged vehicle at the agreed time. So even if you want to sell your car in Antwerp, Ghent, Charleroi, Liège, or Leuven, our transport service is ready for you.
Receive an offer for your damaged vehicle, free, fast, and without obligation.
