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MichaelSAL74
2 years ago

of course are NOT free

The disassemble the cars, dispose them and core business is that they achieve profit through the sale of the parts in order to pay the employees, etc.

Hamburger02
2 years ago

No, there’s always something you pay for, because the junkyard lives. The prices are only a fraction compared to new parts.

rotesand
2 years ago

The parts are to be paid, of course, as the junkyard must also be profitable. In most cases, however, it is very costly within the framework, whereby comparisons are worthwhile. There are also unsettled businessmakers who are sometimes close to the new part and hope that the customer does not know the new prices: comparison is worth it!

However, small parts can be free of charge depending on the place, sometimes they have been given to me as a “discount” or left for a donation in the coffee box – for example when I needed a switching bill for my old Audi 100, which is still good to me. I got him.

hotrod66
2 years ago

Of course not 🤦

LauwarmerKaffee
2 years ago

No, they’re not.

Driver950
2 years ago

Not usually

Highlands
2 years ago

With the sale of the parts, the scrap dealer earns his money. The butcher does not give away his sausages for free

laekmayn
2 years ago

No, of course not

Rasiert13
2 years ago

Of course not!

TheMonkfood
2 years ago

No.

Velbert2
2 years ago

Unprobably. The junkyard owners want to live.