Ford Fiesta
£240- Year
- 2007
- Mileage
- 117,069 miles
- Approx. Weight (tonnes)
- 1.29
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Car.co.uk is the best place to scrap your car in Wales when you want a clear handover. Our Simple and straightforward service is backed by 199,339 quotes and collections. No hidden fees or pickup costs keep pricing transparent, while our ATF network supports licensed processing. We explain which V5C Log Book details to prepare, so payment and paperwork remain clear throughout.
In 2012, Wales became the first nation in the world to create a dedicated path around its entire coastline. The Wales Coast Path is a distinctive national route. On the A470, A55 and M4 approaches, drivers face hills, queues and long journeys. Anyone searching scrap my car in Wales may recognise how repeated braking, clutch use, potholes and wet weather increase wear on older vehicles.
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Enter your registration and Wales postcode for an instant scrap car quote in 30 seconds. The no obligation quote is yours to accept or leave, and the price for your car is clear before booking. Once happy, arrange collection online. We can value an accident damaged vehicle, damaged car, insurance write-off, non-runner or scrap car in Wales.
Across Wales in 2024, 2,913 injury collisions involved 5,074 vehicles, including 78 fatal and 874 serious incidents. Severe crash damage can leave older cars written off, salvageable or uneconomical to repair after collisions.


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Wales scrap car prices reflect weight, condition and metal rates, while reusable parts can improve prices for your vehicle beyond scrap value.
| Make | Year | Mileage | Approx. Weight (tonnes) | Estimated Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ford Fiesta | 2007 | 117,069 miles | 1.29 | £240 |
| Vauxhall Corsa | 2008 | 96,644 miles | 1.08 | £186 |
| Volkswagen Golf | 2007 | 141,232 miles | 1.33 | £221 |
| Peugeot 207 | 2007 | 98,586 miles | 1.26 | £207 |
| Renault Clio | 2007 | 99,806 miles | 1.04 | £181 |
| Citroen C3 | 2010 | 94,726 miles | 1.09 | £171 |
| BMW 3 Series | 2007 | 156,452 miles | 1.48 | £316 |
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 scrap cars in Wales, including vans and scrap vehicles. EV and hybrid vehicles accepted alongside SORN cars, MOT failures, non-runners, flood damage and an insurance write-off. We can collect your car when repairs no longer make sense or help you sell your car, with reusable parts and scrap metal considered before compliant final vehicle disposal.
After collection in Wales, the driver checks the vehicle and paperwork before your bank transfer is triggered. Pickup can begin from a driveway, garage, roadside space or accessible rural address across Cardiff, Swansea, Newport and other areas. The car then goes to an authorised treatment facility, where staff confirm its details against the collection record. From there, the team begins vehicle disposal services and prepares it for depollution, dismantling and responsible recycling through a licensed site, keeping the process controlled through final licensed processing.
Depollution comes first, with fuels, oils, batteries and hazardous materials removed to meet environmental standards. Reusable parts are recovered before crushing, while Catalytic Converters and other valuable components are assessed separately. Environmentally friendly recycling supports regulated car recycling services. Up to 95% of materials recovered and reused where the recycling service allows, with remaining scrap metal separated and processed safely through authorised treatment facilities under legal and environmental requirements before final recovery.
The average price for a scrap vehicle in Wales is £246. Your car value depends on weight, condition, make, model, current metal rates and reusable parts. Enter your car registration and postcode to compare scrap car prices, check the price for your scrap and decide whether the offer gives you the best scrap car result before booking collection locally.
No, you do not need to be present when we collect your car in Wales. You can nominate an adult aged 18 or over, provided they have access to the vehicle, identification and agreed paperwork. Tell us beforehand so collection can proceed securely without unnecessary delays during the arranged handover at your chosen address.
Yes, you can scrap a car without a V5C logbook. You will usually need photo ID, proof of address and evidence connecting you to the vehicle, such as an MOT certificate, service record or receipt. Ownership checks can take slightly longer before collection is arranged and the vehicle is accepted.
Yes, you can scrap a car that is not registered in your name, but you need authority to dispose of it. Written permission from the registered keeper is best, while a gift, inheritance or deceased estate may require photo ID and supporting paperwork such as a letter, will or statutory declaration. We can explain what evidence is needed before booking and collection anywhere in Wales.
Yes, you can scrap a car without an MOT in Wales. An expired or failed MOT does not prevent collection, provided the vehicle is accessible for recovery. Wet weather, steep roads and uneven surfaces can contribute to tyre, brake, suspension and corrosion issues, but the vehicle does not need to be driven to a yard before final collection.
You normally need the V5C log book, photo ID and proof of address. If the log book is missing, other ownership evidence may still be accepted after checks. We explain what to prepare before collection, so handover in Wales remains properly recorded, straightforward and compliant without avoidable delays or unnecessary confusion.
Yes, a Certificate of Destruction is issued when the vehicle is scrapped and eligible. It confirms the car entered the end-of-life process, while DVLA notification helps remove the previous keeper from the official vehicle record and ends further responsibility after processing.
No, outstanding finance normally needs to be settled before the vehicle is scrapped, unless the lender gives clear permission. The finance company retains a legal interest until the agreement ends, so contact it for a settlement figure or written consent first. Once resolved, you can arrange collection without delays or ownership complications locally.
Yes, you can keep a private number plate before the vehicle is scrapped. Apply to retain or transfer the registration through the DVLA before final processing. The plate must be removed from the vehicle record before end-of-life paperwork is completed, so arrange retention before your booked collection date to avoid unnecessary delays later on.
No, you do not always need keys for collection. Missing keys are common and may not prevent pickup because specialist loading equipment can handle some vehicles. Tell us during booking so the collection partner can assess access, equipment and recovery requirements before arriving at your chosen collection address across Wales.

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