by Alan Horton | Apr 22, 2020 | We Buy Broken Vans Blog
The Mitsubishi L200 is a popular pickup truck for commercial buyers, although it is not without its mechanical faults, one of which resulted in a recall back in 2018. A common issue exhibited by this vehicle is associated with the ECU, which may not function correctly...
by Alan Horton | Apr 9, 2020 | We Buy Broken Vans Blog
Are you ready to sell your van, but you do not know how to get a competitive offer while sidestepping the tire-kickers and time-wasters that are commonplace if you go private? We Buy Broken Vans is the answer to your prayers, as our service is set up to help...
by Alan Horton | Apr 1, 2020 | We Buy Broken Vans Blog
There are common van faults which impact many makes and models of commercial vehicles, regardless of their origins. However, each manufacturer has its own set of quirks and pitfalls associated with its products which are worth discussing in isolation. This is useful...
by Alan Horton | Mar 15, 2020 | We Buy Broken Vans Blog
To sell a van quickly you have several options available to you, although not every avenue will be without its pitfalls to take into account. So, if you want to remove the stress from shifting a second hand van as swiftly as possible, what is the best way to go about...
by Alan Horton | Mar 1, 2020 | We Buy Broken Vans Blog
Insurance categories for written-off vehicles have been adjusted in recent years, although the same basic principle applies to owners; once your accident-damaged van has been classified, this is something you will need to deal with when you come to sell it. Category N...
by Alan Horton | Feb 20, 2020 | We Buy Broken Vans Blog
Vans can become clapped out for plenty of different reasons, leaving owners with a real headache on their hands. It is not just the fact that vans serve such an essential purpose in plenty of business operations; non-runners might also be a burden because of where...
by Alan Horton | Jan 24, 2020 | We Buy Broken Vans Blog
With the ultra low emission zone now enforced in central London, van owners are confronted with the likelihood that driving in the capital will cost them an extra £12.50 a day on top of the Congestion Charge. Of course for some, it will make more sense to sell an old...
by Alan Horton | Jan 17, 2020 | We Buy Broken Vans Blog
Van faults can crop up at any time, regardless of the make, model or age of your vehicle. However, there are some vans which are susceptible to specific, known issues which are worth bearing in mind. The Vauxhall Combo, Fiat Doblo and Peugeot Bipper are all perfect...
by Alan Horton | Jan 10, 2020 | We Buy Broken Vans Blog
Euro 6 emissions standards have been impacting the way that van engines are made for almost half a decade now, yet there are still plenty of people driving around in vehicles with older Euro 5 and even Euro 4 engines onboard. If you need a bit more convincing to sell...
by Alan Horton | Jan 3, 2020 | We Buy Broken Vans Blog
Following the introduction of the Ultra Low Emissions Zone (ULEZ) in London, a scrappage scheme has been introduced by the authorities to coax van and minibus owners to sell their old vehicles which do not comply with the stricter pollution regulations. As with any...
