Got a car that won’t start, won’t drive, or isn’t road-legal? Whether you are selling it, scrapping the idea of fixing it, or moving it to a garage, a non-runner needs proper transport. Here are your options.
What counts as a non-runner
Anything that can’t be safely or legally driven: a dead engine, a blown gearbox, no MOT, accident damage, or a project car that has sat for years. It cannot go on the road under its own power — so it needs to be moved on a truck.
Option 1: flatbed collection
The cleanest option. A flatbed or recovery truck winches the car on and carries it with all wheels off the ground — no keys or MOT needed. K9 does exactly this nationwide: non-runner car transport.
Option 2: sell it and let the buyer arrange collection
Many non-runners sell online to traders and rebuilders. If you sell, the buyer often needs it collected — and you can point them to a transporter, or arrange it yourself and factor it into the price.
Getting a keen price on the move
Because K9 sends your job to a network of 3,000 vetted drivers who compete for it, you get a keen price whether it is going five miles or five hundred. See nationwide vehicle transport or car collection & delivery.
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