Scrapping a car in Quebec · Car recycling

Scrapping a Car in Quebec: Steps, Paperwork and Price

Scrapping your car costs nothing: we buy it, tow it free and handle the car recycling. Here is how it works, step by step.

What does scrapping a car mean?

Scrapping (mise à la ferraille) is when an end-of-life car is taken off the road for good, depolluted, dismantled and recycled. In Quebec the simplest way to do it is to sell the car to a scrap yard that handles the towing, the car recycling and the transfer.

How scrapping works with us

1. Quote

Describe the vehicle at (438) 342-3515 or on WhatsApp. We give you a firm price.

2. Documents

Have the registration certificate and photo ID ready. Remove your plate.

3. Free towing

We pick up the car at your place, often the same day, in our 17 service cities.

4. Payment and transfer

You’re paid cash and we guide you through the SAAQ transfer.

5. Depollution

Fuel, oil, coolant, brake fluid and refrigerant are recovered; battery and tires are removed.

6. Recycling

Reusable parts are salvaged and the shell goes to metal recycling.

Your plate and the SAAQ

In Quebec the plate belongs to the owner, not the car. Remove it before scrapping. You can then transfer it to another vehicle or complete the SAAQ steps so you stop paying registration on a car that no longer exists. We explain what to do at pickup; see the SAAQ website for official details.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to scrap a car?

Nothing. We pay you for the car and towing is free.

Do I need to go to the SAAQ before scrapping my car?

No. Bring the registration certificate and photo ID to pickup. We guide you through the plate and transfer steps.

What happens to my car after it is scrapped?

It is depolluted, useful parts are salvaged and the shell is recycled into metal.

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