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If you've got a car that doesn't run anymore, you should consider scrapping it.

When you've been driving the vehicle for a long time, it tends to hold some sentimental value. This makes it harder to admit when it's too far gone to keep fixing. One day it'll break down for good and you'll have a much harder time selling it, whether it be to a dealership or a private buyer.

We're here to tell you that there's still hope for selling your older vehicle, even after it's turned into scrap. In this post, we're going to tell you what to expect from the scrap car process and give you an idea of what you might get for yours.

You know when you finish a gallon of milk or get done with the Sunday newspaper, you take it to the recycling bin. You donate old clothes and home items so they don't get thrown out. You might even be a big believer in buying gently used items instead of buying new ones. 

In fact, about 32% of people participate in some form of recycling. Imagine the impact we could have if Americans also started participating in auto recycling.

The idea of recycling cars works just like any other form of recycling. Instead of taking old cars and old car parts to the dump, they get recycled. They could be resold or repurposed, having a huge impact on auto waste and the environment too. Read on to learn more about the benefits associated with auto recycling. 

Between 74 and 75 million cars are sold every year, but before you can think about getting a new car, you've got to know the signs that it's time to get rid of your old car.

What are the signs to get rid of my car, you might be wondering?

We're going to detail some of the most common signs that tell you when to get rid of a car. Take your foot off the gas and check out these signs below.

Sometimes scrapping a car is the only option. If it doesn't run and you're not interested in spending the money to get it running again, cut your losses and sell the car parts as scrap metal. 

If you are considering junking a car, make sure you are getting the best price for your scrap car parts. Certain parts of the car will be worth more, and the price of the metals vary, so do your research ahead of time before you sell your car parts.

Read on to learn how to determine how much your scrap parts are worth. 

We can form pretty solid attachments to our cars. Maybe your grandfather gifted you his vintage vehicle, or maybe you've just got fond memories of road trips with your friends in your car. 

No matter what the reason, and no matter how much you love your car, at some point or another it's time to get around to junking it for scrap car parts. Knowing when to scrap a car helps keep unfit vehicles off the road, keeping you and other drivers safe. 

If you're unsure about selling a car for scrap parts and want some help, don't worry. We're here with a quick guide on scrapping a car, so that you know when it's time to say goodbye to your current set of wheels. 

If one of the tires in your vehicle is not functioning well, replacing it with a used tire is a good alternative. But, it would help if you made a few checks before you choose, as not everything that looks proper functions equally well. At Bodyline Auto Recyclers, we buy and disassemble scrap vehicles. We provide a range of new and used auto parts at discounted prices. We offercar sales, used transmission and used tires. 

Instead of replacing the engine of your car with a new one, consider buying a used engine. Also, if you own an old car, there is no point in buying a new engine for it. Used engines are always in demand as they offer numerous benefits. Bodyline Auto Recyclers sells quality used motor parts in Ontario. We thoroughly clean and test used automotive parts before selling them. Our full line of new and used auto parts is backed by a 90-day warranty.