Cash for Cars, across the Central Belt

"Cash" means a same-day bank transfer

Paying physical cash for a scrap car has been illegal across the UK since the Scrap Metal Dealers Act 2013, so when we say cash for cars we mean an instant bank transfer, sent from the kerb the moment your car's loaded. It's legal, it's fast, and it leaves you a timestamped record rather than an envelope of notes and no proof.

The number we quote against your reg and photos is the number that lands in your account, no branch inspection, no kerb-side deductions. Most banks show it within seconds. Pick your town above for local detail, or see how much is my car worth and the 2026 prices for the bands. Anyone offering you literal cash is best avoided.

We buy more or less anything on four wheels: runners and non-runners, MOT failures, insurance write-offs, end-of-life EVs and vans. The car does not need to start or drive, and missing keys or a lost logbook do not stop the deal, they just add a step to the paperwork. The figure we quote against the reg is the figure that lands in your account; the only time it moves is if the car turns out very different from how it was described, and even then we re-quote honestly rather than dropping the price at your kerb.