
Toyota Camry
Paid$1,200
Lost or broken keys
Up to $19,999
No keys, no problem. Free towing. Paid on pickup.
Keys gone for good? A replacement smart key can cost a surprising amount, and it's money you'll never see again if you're selling the car anyway. Prove the car is yours, tell us where it's parked, and we'll make an offer and tow it without the keys.
Available 24/70424 712 131Real pickups
How it works
Start with the vehicle details. We confirm the offer, access and collection arrangement directly with you.
Send the year, make, model, condition and pickup suburb through the form, or call us. Photos help but are optional.
We review the details and contact you with an offer. Nothing is booked until you accept it.
We confirm a pickup time that suits you, tow the vehicle at no cost and complete the agreed payment at collection.
Average rating 4.8 out of 5
Vehicles & conditions
We buy everyday cars, work vehicles and specialty vehicles in running, damaged, non-running and end-of-life condition. Each vehicle and pickup is assessed individually before an offer is confirmed.
Cars, SUVs and 4WDs
Utes and vans
Light trucks and heavy trucks
Commercial fleets
Classic vehicles
An old car left on the street or in the yard slowly leaks oil and coolant and rusts away. When you sell it to us, it is reused or recycled.
Why it's still worth selling
Modern keys are small computers. A transponder key or a push-button smart fob usually has to be ordered, cut and coded to the car, and for some models that means a trip to the dealer and a bill of several hundred dollars before the car will even start. If you're selling the car anyway, that's money spent on something we don't need.
A car without keys is harder for us to move, not impossible. A locked steering wheel, a gearbox stuck in park or a car parked hard against a fence just means bringing the right gear: a tilt-tray with a winch and, where needed, wheel dollies to roll it out.
What we do need is proof the car is yours. Missing keys are a common sign of a stolen car, so we check your photo ID against the car's ownership before we pay. It protects you as much as us.
No keys at all, a broken key, a fob with a flat battery or a key that turns but won't start the car are all different jobs. Knowing which one helps us bring the right equipment.
Photo ID plus the registration papers, a receipt or another document showing the car is yours. For a deceased estate, the executor's paperwork does the same job.
Is it in a garage, against a wall or on a slope? Are the wheels straight? Locked steering and a gearbox in park mean the car can't roll, so we plan for dollies or a winch.
Unless you're keeping the car, skip the locksmith. The cost of a coded replacement key is rarely added back to the price when the car is sold.
No keys FAQ
Lost keys, broken fobs and locked cars in Brisbane.
Yes, as long as you can prove the car is yours. We tow it on a tilt-tray, so it never needs to be started or unlocked.
A little, because the car is harder to move and the next owner may need a new key. The difference is usually far less than the cost of a coded replacement key.
Photo ID and something linking you to the car, such as the registration papers, a purchase receipt or finance pay-out papers. For a deceased estate, bring the executor's documents.
Yes. An automatic stuck in park or a manual left in gear can't roll, so we use wheel dollies or a winch to load it. Tell us about it when you ask for an offer.
Yes, as long as you can open the garage for us and there's room for the truck at the front. Send a photo of the space so we can plan the pickup.
If the car has been returned to you by police or your insurer and you're the owner again, yes. Missing keys and damage from the theft are both fine.
Keep exploring
Tell us the year, make, model, condition and pickup suburb. We’ll review the details, contact you directly with an offer and arrange collection if you choose to accept. More ways to contact us