Sell your damaged Toyota

Toyota vehicles come to us with more mileage and more history than almost anything else, because they stay in service far longer than the market average. That means the damaged Toyotas we buy are rarely written off for mechanical reasons — they are collision, rollover and flood cases where the vehicle still has a mechanically sound drivetrain. Hilux and Fortuner in particular hold real value even after serious structural damage, because the running gear is in demand across the whole country.

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Tell us what you have and send a few photos. We come back with an offer within 24 hours, collect anywhere in South Africa for free, and pay you on the day we collect.

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Toyota models we buy damaged

These are the Toyota models we are asked about most, but we buy every Toyota model and derivative — including ones not listed here.

Damage we see on Toyota vehicles

Bakkie and SUV rollovers are the defining Toyota damage pattern, especially on gravel routes in Limpopo, Mpumalanga and the Northern Cape. A rolled Hilux typically has extensive roof, pillar and panel damage while the engine, gearbox and differentials remain entirely serviceable. Corolla and Etios cases are more often urban front and rear collisions.

We buy Toyota vehicles with accident damage, flood damage, hail damage, mechanical failure and non-runners, as well as insurance write-offs coded Code 2, Code 3 or Code 4.

What your damaged Toyota is worth

The Hilux and Fortuner share a drivetrain, so a damaged example of either feeds an unusually large parts market — the 2.8 GD-6 and older 3.0 D-4D engines, gearboxes, diffs and transfer cases are all sought after. This is why a structurally written-off Toyota bakkie will often fetch more than a lightly damaged passenger car of the same age.

We buy Toyota models across every year — older high-mileage vehicles right through to current-shape cars only a year or two old. Age matters far less than what the vehicle is worth intact and how sought-after its parts are, so it is always worth asking.

Before you sell

If you are not sure how your Toyota has been coded after a write-off, or what you are legally allowed to sell, read Code 2, 3 and 4 vehicles and write-offs explained. You can also browse every brand we buy.