The decline in the average scrap value of a car continues in November, though this month sees price drop by just 1%. This is just a $6 loss to owners ready to sell their car to a wrecker.
Despite a small decrease, your car could actually be worth more. The demand for metal and reusable car parts, as well as the make, model, age, weight, condition, and even the location of your car, all influence the value of it.
The most frequently scrapped cars at CarTakeBack in November was the Holden Cruze, with an average scrap value of $625! It’s always worth getting a free quote to see if your car is worth more than the average scrap value.
Take a look at the last 13 months in the chart below…
About the CarTakeBack Scrap Car Price Index
The CarTakeBack Scrap Car Price Index is a rolling monthly index covering the last 13 months. It’s updated monthly using the prices paid for scrap cars at CarTakeBack recycling centres throughout Australia. We’ve taken into account that cars come in all shapes and sizes, which has an effect on their scrap value, the prices show what the average car would be worth. This means that the index gives a great indication of the movement in the value of scrap cars from one month to another.
The top model scrapped – The Holden Cruze was the most scrapped car with CarTakeBack in November. The average age of Holden Cruze scrapped was 13.5 years, at a scrap value of $625.
Top 5 makes of car scrapped – Holden retains the top spot again, and it was all change for the remaining four positions.
Tip: you can move this table side to side on mobile devices if required.
| October | November |
|---|---|
| Holden | Holden |
| Ford | Toyota |
| Toyota | Ford |
| Mitsubishi | Hyundai |
| Mazda | Mazda |
Check out previous scrap car price updates >
To find out the scrap value of your car, enter your car details and postcode into our online form. By choosing to answer a few simple questions about the condition of your car, and upload photos, you could get even more cash for it!
All our quotes are valid for seven days, meaning you won’t lose out if scrap values fall.
