What Scottish drivers say
We publish only genuine, verifiable reviews from drivers whose cars we've actually collected — and we're gathering them now. No purchased stars, no invented names, no cherry-picking. As real feedback comes in, it appears here exactly as written.
Why there's no star number on this page yet
Plenty of sites launch with a wall of glowing five-star quotes that can't be traced to a real customer. We'd rather show you nothing than show you fiction. Every review we publish will be tied to a genuine collection, and our overall rating will appear only once there are enough reviews for it to mean something.
What we hold ourselves to on every job
- The price doesn't change at the kerb — what we quote against the reg is what lands in your bank.
- Collection happens when we said it would — a confirmed slot, whether that's a city driveway or a farm road.
- The paperwork is genuinely finished — DVLA notified, Certificate of Destruction sent, tax refund triggered automatically.
If any of that ever falls short, tell us first — we'd rather fix it than explain it. And if we've collected a car for you, a few honest words about how it went helps other Scottish drivers decide who to trust with theirs. Send your review by phone, WhatsApp or email.
How to judge any scrap yard's reviews
Wherever you sell your car, apply the same tests we'd want applied to us: do reviews mention specifics (the town, the car, the timing) rather than generic praise; does the company respond to criticism; and do the reviewer names look like real people? A yard confident in its service survives that scrutiny comfortably.