Repossessed and Recovered Vehicle Disposal
Recovered assets lose value every week they sit in a compound. Lenders and finance companies need vehicles collected quickly, described accurately, sold on the open market and evidenced properly — because the realisation has to stand up if the customer or a regulator questions it later.
Evidencing fair market value
A competitive auction across a national buyer base is the cleanest evidence that an asset achieved market value. Each vehicle is appraised in writing beforehand and the achieved price is recorded per registration, which is exactly what a compliance file needs.
- Written open-market appraisal per asset
- Sale in a competitive, transparent environment
- Achieved price recorded per registration
- Reporting suitable for customer and regulatory queries
Getting assets out of storage quickly
Compound and storage fees are a straight deduction from the realisation. Collection is arranged nationwide, including from recovery agents and third-party sites, so vehicles move into a sale rather than accruing charges.
Condition, keys and paperwork
Recovered vehicles often arrive with one key, no service history and undeclared damage. All of it is appraised and declared up front — accurate descriptions raise bids and prevent post-sale claims against the realisation.
Get Your Free Valuation
Tell us about your Repossessed and Recovered Vehicle Disposal — we'll come back within 24 hours with a trade-backed valuation.
How It Works
Send the vehicle list
A spreadsheet, an export from your fleet system, or just registrations and locations in an email.
Appraisal and valuation
We return an expected auction range per vehicle and a disposal schedule within 24 hours.
Collection
Multi-site nationwide collection, including non-runners, keyless vehicles and vehicles behind locked gates.
Sale and settlement
Vehicles are staged into live EAMA Group trade auctions and funds are released after sale with a full audit trail.
Frequently Asked Questions
How quickly can recovered vehicles be collected?
Usually within 24 to 48 hours of instruction, nationwide.
Do you handle cars as well as commercials?
Yes. Both are sold through the appropriate sales in the same auction network.
What documentation do you provide?
A per-asset record of appraisal, collection, sale date, achieved price and net proceeds.
Can vehicles be sold with a reserve?
Yes. Reserves are agreed against the written appraisal before entry.
Get Your Free Valuation
Tell us about your Repossessed and Recovered Vehicle Disposal — we'll come back within 24 hours with a trade-backed valuation.
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