Engine faults and non-runners
Engine failure, overheating, starting problems or a car that has been off the road. Tell us what happens when you try to start it and what has been checked.
Maidstone · Supercar specialists
A costly fault does not have to mean another round of repairs. Request a valuation for your broken supercar in Maidstone and discuss a sale with free collection from the agreed location.
Prefer to talk about the fault? Call 01622 801210.

Your car, assessed individually
If your Porsche is waiting for an engine decision or your Aston Martin needs gearbox work, an estimate alone does not tell you what the complete car could be worth to a buyer. Share the model, mileage, history and diagnosis so the enquiry can be assessed in context.
We consider damaged and non-running supercars in Maidstone, including cars on driveways, at independent workshops or in storage. The car does not need to be driven to us for the initial enquiry. Explain which problems are confirmed and which are still being investigated.
Our team is based in Medway. Maidstone collection is arranged after an offer is accepted and the vehicle’s access requirements are understood. If the car is at a garage in Allington or elsewhere around town, use that collection address rather than your home postcode.
We buy vehicles directly and also work with specialist buyers. Before you agree to proceed, we’ll explain who would buy your car and how the sale would work.
Mechanical faults · Damage · Non-runners
We welcome enquiries for Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren, Porsche, Aston Martin, Bentley, Maserati, Audi R8 and Lotus models. The model and its individual condition matter more than a broad description of “broken”.

Engine failure, overheating, starting problems or a car that has been off the road. Tell us what happens when you try to start it and what has been checked.
Clutch faults, transmission warnings, difficulty selecting gears and drivetrain issues. Include any specialist diagnosis or repair estimate you already have.
Damaged bodywork, recorded Cat S or Cat N vehicles and incomplete repair projects. Describe the damage, insurance category and any missing components.
Warning lights, ECU problems, electrical failures and suspension issues. Explain whether the fault also affects loading, steering or ground clearance.
Collection, planned around your car
Before a collection is booked, describe where the car is standing and whether it can be moved. A road-going appearance does not necessarily mean a vehicle is ready to load.
Ask the garage whether the engine, gearbox or wheels have been removed and whether the car can be released. Tell us where any detached parts are kept and whether they are included with the vehicle.
Mention gates, a narrow entrance or a steep approach. If air suspension has dropped or a damaged bumper is close to the ground, describe that so loading can be planned around the clearance.
For locations around Bearsted, Loose or nearby villages, provide the full postcode and entrance details. Let us know about locked compounds, unmade approaches and the times someone can attend.
Areas we cover
We welcome enquiries in Maidstone and the surrounding area. The locations below help describe collection coverage; they are not separate business premises.
Town centre, Allington, Barming, Penenden Heath and Tovil. Tell us the actual parking or workshop address.
Bearsted, Loose and surrounding villages. An exact postcode and a short description of the entrance help us discuss access.
Your area not listed? Include the collection postcode with your enquiry and we’ll discuss the location.
Before you enquire
The more accurately you describe the vehicle, the easier it is to assess it. You can start with the information you have and discuss anything uncertain with us.
Separate the fault the garage has identified from items it recommends replacing as a precaution. Share the written findings if available rather than summarising the whole estimate as engine failure.
Include service history, interior condition and photographs of the bodywork. A buyer needs to understand the rest of the vehicle as well as the component that has failed.
Check who holds the keys, whether all parts are available and the garage’s opening hours. Tell us if the car needs to be collected by an agreed date; availability must be confirmed.
Three clear steps
Use our valuation form to share the registration, mileage, postcode and condition. The enquiry is free and without obligation.
We review the information and explain any proposed offer, the buyer and any details that need confirming. You decide whether to accept.
Once the sale and access details are agreed, we arrange free collection. The agreed payment must be cleared before the vehicle leaves.
Yes. Send the diagnosis, repair estimate and actual garage address. Explain whether anything has been removed and confirm the workshop can release the vehicle before collection is agreed.
Start with your car’s details
Send the car’s details and Maidstone collection postcode. We’ll discuss the condition and any proposed offer, so you can compare selling as it stands with the repair option.
Or call 01622 801210
Read how the sale works or explore our guide to selling a broken supercar.