Blown engine? Dead transmission? Electrical nightmare? If it doesn't start, we don't care. We'll come with a tow truck and haul it away.

Common Reasons Cars Stop Running in BC
The three most common non-running scenarios we see in BC are blown head gaskets (especially common on older Subarus and GM vehicles), failed automatic transmissions, and catastrophic engine failures. In each case, repair costs often exceed $3,000 — and for a vehicle worth $1,500, that math doesn't work. Selling to us gives you cash instead of a repair bill.
How We Load and Transport Non-Running Vehicles
A non-running vehicle can't be towed conventionally — it needs to be loaded onto a flatbed. Our flatbed trucks winch vehicles on using a controlled cable pull, even if the wheels are locked or the brakes are seized. We carry dollies for vehicles with seized steering. Whatever the failure mode, we've seen it and we have the tools to handle it.

