Sell Your Subaru for Scrap or Salvage Today
Value and sell your old or damaged Subaru in seconds.
Whether it’s damaged, failed its MOT, or simply no longer worth the repair bill, you can get an instant valuation for your Subaru so you can decide whether to sell, scrap, or salvage your vehicle.
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Get a free valuation for your Subaru right now with some basic info. A postcode and vehicle reg is all we need to tell you how much your old Subaru could be worth.
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We’ll ask you for a clear description of your car’s condition, and from there we’ll tell you whether you’d be better off scrapping or selling as salvage.
Average Scrap Value Of A Subaru
- Average sold value of a Subaru: £321
- Average age: 17 years
- Average mileage: 120,606
- Most common model: Forester
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Who is Scrap Car Comparison?
Who is Scrap Car Comparison?
- We the UKs largest specialist scrap and salvage service.
- Preferred partner for hundreds of manufacturers, owners clubs and councils.
- We’ve removed over 38,000 tonnes of vehicles from the road.
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Services Available to Subaru Owners
Scrap
If your Subaru has reached the point where repairs no longer make financial sense, we’ll help you sell it quickly with most scrap sales completing within 72 hours.
Owners Clubs
Subaru enjoys a loyal following among both everyday drivers and performance enthusiasts. We’re proud to provide a simple way for owners to sell their vehicles, whatever their condition.
Salvage
Many damaged Subaru models continue to attract interest thanks to their durable drivetrains and sought-after components. Where appropriate, salvage buyers may offer more than scrap value.
Commercial
Whether you’re replacing work vehicles or disposing of unwanted fleet stock, we’ll help businesses achieve a quick and hassle-free sale
Average Subaru Scrap Price
| Model | Age | Mileage | Price |
| Forester | 18 | 140,883 | £199 |
| Legacy | 19 | 132,338 | £207 |
| Impreza | 19 | 118,078 | £453 |
| Outback | 16 | 119,384 | £223 |
Average Subaru Salvage Price
| Model | Age | Mileage | Price |
| Impreza | 20 | 112,966 | £677 |
| Outback | 15 | 124,208 | £242 |
| Forester | 15 | 104,442 | £362 |
| Legacy | 15 | 112,553 | £206 |
Calculate The Value Of Your Subaru Below
Our scrap car value calculator will get you a scrap quote in as little as 30 seconds. If however, we can get a better price selling your Subaru to a specialist salvage buyer, for spares and repairs, just another minute of your time to fill in some simple details about the condition can get you 10x the price!
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Subaru Scrap Trends
An iconic brand, particularly in the world of rallying and modifications, with most owners spending as much time underneath the bonnet than behind the wheel. Here’s what we’ve found when we crunched the numbers over the past 12 months.
Most scrapped models
The most scrapped Subaru may not actually be what most people are expecting it to be, with the Forrester topping the charts at 28% of all Subarus we scrapped in the past 12 months. Next up was the Legacy with 24% of the share, while the popular Impreza took 20% and the Outback accounted for 18%. With 90% covered by those four models, the rest of the share was taken by the XV and Justy.
Most scrapped year/average age
Most Subaru owners are passionate about their wheels, often working on the cars themselves and being known for taking them to various meets, so it’s no surprise that Subarus tend to last longer before they’re scrapped than the national average. Only the XV lasts fewer than 16 years on average, but that’s in part because (at the time of writing) it’s only existed for 14 years. Most models last 17 years or over, with the Impreza shocking no-one with its average age of 21 when it finally stops working. Perhaps most interestingly is the average mileage figures, where the Legacy sits on a figure almost double that of its siblings.
Expert Guides and Advice
How To Scrap Your Car
Let us guide you through the paperwork and everything you may need to scrap a broken car.
How to Value Your Car
Find out the scrap value of your car with our scrap value calculator. Instant free valuation online.
How To Tell If A Car Has Been Scrapped
How to find out if a car has been scrapped, and how to look out for a car with hidden history.
How to Scrap a Car Without the V5C
Haven’t got your V5C? Let us guide you through the process even if you haven’t got a logbook.
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Is any car too damaged to scrap?
Definitely not! Your damaged, broken, or failed MOT car can be scrapped. Get an instant quote and arrange collection for your car in the UK – even if it’s a non-runner!
What's the difference between scrap and salvage?
When a car is salvaged, the buyer will break it apart and retrieve any surviving parts from inside that can be resold or reused in other vehicles. Salvage cars are usually worth more than scrap. Scrap vehicles are simply crushed and their materials are then recycled.
What happens to scrapped cars?
When you sell your car as scrap, it will be recycled by one of our licensed end-of-life vehicle professionals. They will dispose of your car safely and legally, ensuring nothing goes to waste.
How much are scrap vehicles worth in the UK?
Scrap Car Comparison finds prices that are based on the average value of scrap metal in the UK. This is because the scrap value of a car is mostly influenced by its overall weight. Heavier vehicles are made from more metal. There are other, more complex factors involved, but weight is the big one.
