Ford Fiesta
£195- Year
- 2005
- Mileage
- 123,279 miles
- Approx. Weight (tonnes)
- 1.28
Immediate payment
We buy, no matter the condition
Same day collection available
Featured in


Trusted for free collection, instant bank transfer on collection, and responsible recycling service, Car.co.uk will find you the best place to scrap your car in Chard. Our car recycling services have made almost 20,000 vehicle quotes and collections in the local area. We never charge hidden fees or for towing, Authorised Treatment Facilities handle every step in line with UK regulations, and we help you with all the required paperwork.
Traffic on the A30 and A358, plus regular local trips along East Street, puts heavy strain on vehicles in Chard. Stop-start brake and clutch wear in town traffic is a common issue in this area, and failed suspension from potholes can quickly make a car uneconomical to repair. Damage picked up on daily runs between town and the surrounding routes often pushes owners towards a sale for scrap rather than paying more mechanic bills, especially when a power steering pump fault is involved.
Find out why Susan would recommend scrapping your car with Car.co.uk.
Best price in just 20 seconds
Immediate payment
We buy, no matter what the condition
Same day collection available


Enter your Chard postcode and vehicle registration to get an instant quote for the best price for your car. When you accept an offer, you can book a slot for free vehicle collection, with no need to make any phone calls or fill out extra forms. The Car.co.uk quote engine handles any insurance write-off, non-runner, salvage car, or vehicle that's failed its MOT.
In 2024, Somerset, including Chard, recorded 864 injury collisions involving 1,575 vehicles, with 21 fatal and 127 serious incidents. A crash can leave an accident damaged car written off, salvageable, or uneconomical to repair.


Free nationwide collection
Instant online price
Quick cash payment
Official paperwork sorted
Support social value
Scrap prices in Chard reflect current scrap metal rates, vehicle weight, and condition, which you can see in the average values shown below.
| Make | Year | Mileage | Approx. Weight (tonnes) | Estimated Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ford Fiesta | 2005 | 123,279 miles | 1.28 | £195 |
| Vauxhall Zafira Life | 2007 | 121,503 miles | 1.28 | £175 |
| Volkswagen Golf | 2007 | 147,862 miles | 1.33 | £173 |
| Peugeot 207 | 2008 | 102,447 miles | 1.26 | £175 |
| Renault Clio | 2006 | 102,462 miles | 1.04 | £152 |
| Citroen C3 | 2005 | 103,305 miles | 1.09 | £144 |
| BMW 1 Series | 2008 | 165,075 miles | 1.48 | £247 |
Figures are illustrative only. Prices vary with market conditions, weight, and overall car condition. For an accurate quote for your scrap car, get an instant quote online.


We accept cars, vans, and hybrid vehicles of any make or model for scrap in Chard, regardless of condition. This includes end-of-life vehicles, damaged cars, and uninsured scrap vehicles. You'll always get a fair price through a straightforward, stress free process with Car.co.uk, so you can clear your car quickly in Chard.
Our collection driver will check all the paperwork and confirm the details are correct first. We make a same-day payment by bank transfer the moment the driver pulls away. We can pick up your car from a driveway, roadside space, or garage in Avishayes, Combe, Crimchard, or Holyrood, then take it directly to an authorised treatment facility. On arrival, the assessment team will double-check the details given to the driver before any work is done.
We start our environmentally friendly vehicle disposal services with depollution, where technicians remove hazardous fluids and materials. Dismantling follows, so we can remove reusable parts and valuable components, such as catalytic converters, before the remaining shell goes forward to be crushed and shredded. At least 85% of every car we handle is recycled, and up to 95% reused.
The average price paid for scrap cars in Chard is £203. Prices can be higher or lower depending on weight, condition, make, and model, current scrap metal prices, and whether the vehicle has salvageable parts rather than only scrap value. For accurate scrap car value, enter your registration and postcode for a quote in under 30 seconds.
No, you don't have to be there for us to collect your scrap car in Chard. You can ask someone else to meet the driver on your behalf, as long as they're over 18 and have photo ID, access to the vehicle, and all the required paperwork.
Yes, you can scrap a car without a V5C logbook, but you'll need photo ID, proof of address, and supporting documents such as MOT certificates or service history in its place. Checks will likely take slightly longer before collection and payment can be arranged if you don't have the logbook.
We cover all postcodes within Chard, including areas such as Avishayes, Combe, Crimchard, Holyrood, and Jocelyn. Free collection is available from any address, but keep in mind that narrow roads, such as residential cut-throughs like Crimchard and Glynswood, can affect recovery.
Yes, a SORN vehicle can be scrapped in Chard. Vehicles don't need to be taxed or insured to qualify for our car collection service, but they mustn't be driven on a public road, so we'll need to collect it from a private or off-road address. A Certificate of Destruction removes the SORN automatically.
You'll need your V5C log book, photo ID, and proof of address to scrap your car in Chard. If you don't have the V5C logbook, we can still help in most cases, and we'll guide you through the paperwork so the transaction can go ahead compliantly.
Yes, if you request one, we'll issue a Certificate of Destruction within 7 days of processing. We'll also notify the DVLA. Once issued, the CoD removes the previous owner from the DVLA register, ending further responsibility for the vehicle.
No, all outstanding finance must be settled before you can scrap your car. Lenders retain a legal interest in vehicles they finance, so check the agreement, contact the provider for permission, and we'll help you move to the next step.
No, Car.co.uk will notify the DVLA during the Certificate of Destruction process. You just need to provide your V5C logbook details. Once the CoD has been issued, the previous owner is removed from the register, and responsibility for the vehicle ends.
Yes, you can keep your private number plate, but you'll need to organise retention or transfer with the DVLA before the vehicle can be scrapped. Registration needs to be removed before a Certificate of Destruction can be issued. You can apply online at the DVLA website or by filling out a V317 form.

Play Susan's video
