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How much is a Land Rover worth for scrap in 2026?

Land Rover is the most valuable brand for scrap in the UK, with the average scrap price for a Land Rover sitting 28.8% above the UK average (ScrapCarComparison 2023 data). A Freelander 2 is worth GBP 185 to GBP 395 for scrap. A Discovery 3 or 4 is worth GBP 250 to GBP 520 for scrap. A Range Rover L322 is worth GBP 295 to GBP 580 for scrap. Land Rover’s high scrap value reflects the weight of large body-on-frame and monocoque SUV structures. Every Land Rover is accepted as-is — no MOT, non-runner, air suspension failed, or engine seized.

Land Rover is the most valuable car brand to scrap in the UK. According to ScrapCarComparison’s Scrap Car Report, the average scrap price for a Land Rover is 28.8% higher than the UK average across all makes and models. The Freelander is the most scrapped Land Rover model at 35% of all Land Rover scraps, followed by the Discovery at 24% and the Range Rover at 20%. Whether your Freelander 2 is showing the Haldex fault P1889 and stuck in front-wheel drive, your Discovery 3 TDV6 has the notorious oil pump casing failure, or your Range Rover L322 is sitting on collapsed air suspension, Scrap a Vehicle buys every Land Rover for the weight-based scrap price — condition is irrelevant.

Why Do Land Rover Owners Scrap Their Cars?

Land Rovers are scrapped most often due to: Freelander 2 Haldex pump failure (fault code P1889, ‘Traction Reduced’ dashboard message, 4WD lost), Discovery 3 and 4 TDV6 2.7/3.0 oil pump casing failure and crankshaft bearing failure from oil starvation, Range Rover air suspension airbag or compressor failure (L322, L405), Freelander 1 K-series head gasket failure, and accumulated electrical and electronic faults across the range that exceed the vehicle’s value at high mileage. Land Rover’s above-average vehicle weight means scrap value is among the highest of any brand even when these faults make repair uneconomic.

Freelander 2 Haldex Pump Failure

Fault Code P1889

The Freelander 2 (L359, 2006-2015) uses a Haldex active on-demand coupling between the propshaft and rear differential to distribute power to the rear wheels. The Haldex oil pump generates hydraulic pressure that engages the rear axle. On Generation 3 and Generation 4 Haldex systems, the pump brushes and commutator wear progressively. When the pump can no longer generate adequate oil pressure, the system defaults to front-wheel drive only and logs fault code P1889 (Oil Pressure Pump Performance) — the dashboard displays ‘Gearbox Fault Traction Reduced’. The critical issue is that the Haldex requires an oil and filter service every 2 to 3 years, but this is not included on the Land Rover scheduled service programme. The majority of Freelander 2 owners never service the Haldex. By the time the fault appears, congealed oil has often compromised the pump and blocked internal channels. Replacing the Haldex pump costs GBP 370 to GBP 600. Full Haldex unit replacement costs GBP 900 to GBP 1,500. On a 2006 to 2012 Freelander 2 worth GBP 1,500 to GBP 5,000, this cost is often uneconomic alongside other age-related faults. Freelander 2 models with a running engine but P1889 Haldex fault are commonly accepted by salvage buyers as a repair project.

N20 and N47 Timing Chain Discovery 3 and 4 TDV6

Oil Pump Casing Failure and Crankshaft Bearing Failure

The Land Rover Discovery 3 and Discovery 4 fitted with the 2.7 TDV6 and 3.0 TDV6 diesel engines (Ford-derived Lion V6 diesel) carry two distinct but serious design weaknesses. On pre-2007 TDV6 engines in the Discovery 3, the timing belt tensioner is bolted to the oil pump casing. The mounting point cracks, the lug breaks, the timing belt slips or snaps. Because the TDV6 is an interference engine, the result is catastrophic — bent valves and destroyed pistons requiring a full engine replacement or reconditioned unit. The fix for any pre-2007 Discovery 3 TDV6 that has not yet been upgraded is to fit the updated reinforced oil pump casing before the timing belt change. The second TDV6 weakness affects a wider mileage range and engine generation. The crankshaft main bearings can spin, blocking oil feed holes and causing oil starvation. Heat buildup leads to a seized engine or snapped crankshaft. Most Land Rover specialists now recommend oil changes every 6,000 to 8,000 miles rather than the Land Rover 15,000-mile service interval to prevent bearing wear. A full engine replacement or specialist rebuild on a TDV6 costs GBP 3,500 to GBP 7,000. On a Discovery 3 or 4 with a seized engine, the scrap value based on vehicle weight is frequently the more rational outcome — the Discovery 3 and 4 are among the heaviest cars in the scrap price table below.

Range Rover Air Suspension Failur

L322 and L405

The Range Rover L322 (third generation, 2002-2012) and L405 (fourth generation, 2013-2021) use an electronic air suspension system in place of conventional springs and dampers. The system adjusts ride height automatically based on speed, load, and terrain mode. Air suspension failure on the L322 and L405 presents as a corner sagging to bump stops overnight, a compressor running continuously, or an ‘Air Suspension Fault’ or ‘Suspension Fault’ warning message. The primary causes are airbag rubber bladder perishing, compressor failure, valve block deterioration, and height sensor faults — any of which can trigger secondary fault codes across the terrain and vehicle dynamics modules. Replacing a single airbag strut on an L322 costs GBP 350 to GBP 700 using quality aftermarket parts (Arnott or equivalent). A full four-corner replacement costs GBP 1,400 to GBP 2,800. Compressor replacement costs GBP 400 to GBP 900. On a 2004 to 2009 L322 worth GBP 3,000 to GBP 8,000, air suspension repair is often economic if the engine is sound. However, on a high-mileage L322 with multiple electrical faults on top of the suspension, the repair costs stack quickly. L322 and L405 Range Rovers with failed air suspension are regularly offered for scrap by owners who cannot justify the investment — and their weight means a strong scrap return regardless.

Freelander 1 K-Series Head Gasket Failure

The Freelander 1 (1997-2006) fitted with the 1.8 litre Rover K-series petrol engine shares the most notorious engine fault of the entire Rover Group era. The K-series head gasket fails due to a design where the gasket must seal both coolant and combustion pressure with insufficient clamping force from the head bolts. Coolant loss, white exhaust smoke, mayonnaise-like sludge under the oil cap, and engine overheating are the classic symptoms. Head gasket replacement on a K-series costs GBP 600 to GBP 1,200. On a Freelander 1 worth GBP 200 to GBP 1,500, this repair cost makes scrapping the standard outcome on high-mileage examples. The 1.8 K-series Freelander 1 is the model that drove the Freelander’s 35% share of all Land Rover scraps.

Accumulated Electrical and Electronic Faults

Land Rover’s reputation for electrical gremlins is long-established across the Discovery, Range Rover, and Freelander ranges. Terrain Response systems, air suspension ECUs, and body control modules on L322 and L405 Range Rovers generate cascading fault codes when one module fails to communicate with another — a single air suspension fault can trigger multiple terrain response codes simultaneously. Air suspension ECU replacement on an L322 costs GBP 500 to GBP 1,200. Terrain Response ECU repair costs GBP 400 to GBP 900. On older Range Rovers and Discovery 3 models where individual fault repair costs stack to GBP 3,000 or more, scrap based on vehicle weight is frequently the more rational outcome.

Land Rover Scrap and Salvage Prices by Model

Updated: February 2026

Land Rover is the most valuable car brand to scrap in the UK — the average scrap price for a Land Rover is 28.8% higher than the UK average across all makes and models (ScrapCarComparison 2023 data). Scrap values range from GBP 185 for a Freelander 1 to GBP 640 for a Range Rover L405. Land Rover’s weight advantage means even non-runners with failed engines return strong scrap prices relative to their market value.

Model	Weight kg	Scrap GBP	Salvage GBP	Key Value Driver
Freelander 1 (L314, 1997-2006)	1,420-1,620	185-310	290-480	K-series head gasket failure main scrap trigger. V6 petrol and TD4 diesel Freelanders command modest salvage premium. 35% of all Land Rover scraps nationally.
Freelander 2 (L359, 2006-2015)	1,680-1,890	225-395	370-620	Haldex P1889 fault most common scrap trigger. TD4 2.2 diesel with running engine has strong salvage value. Heavier than FL1 -- weight advantage clear in scrap price.
Discovery 1/2 (1989-2004)	1,820-2,120	240-450	420-800+	Body-on-frame construction adds weight. Running Disco 1/2 with Td5 or V8 petrol has very strong salvage demand from off-road buyers. 24% of all Land Rover scraps.
Discovery 3 / 4 (L319, 2004-2016)	2,280-2,560	310-560	580-1,200+	Heaviest mainstream Land Rover -- best scrap price by weight. TDV6 oil pump casing / crankshaft bearing failure main scrap trigger. D4 with running engine worth much more for salvage.
Discovery 5 (L462, 2017-present)	2,185-2,480	295-540	620-2,000+	High residual salvage value when running. Ingenium diesel engine faults far less severe than TDV6. D5 models rarely scrapped while under 10 years old -- usually a write-off salvage proposition.
Range Rover L322 (2002-2012)	2,380-2,720	295-580	680-2,500+	Air suspension failure most common scrap trigger. 4.4 V8 petrol (BMW M62) very heavy -- excellent scrap value. Supercharged 4.2 models nearly always salvage first. 20% of all LR scraps.
Range Rover Sport L320 (2005-2013)	2,220-2,560	280-540	620-2,000+	TDV6/TDV8 diesel and V8 petrol. Air suspension and electrical faults common at high mileage. Supercharged 4.2 and 5.0 V8 models nearly always worth more for salvage.
Range Rover Evoque (L538, 2011-2019)	1,690-1,980	230-430	420-900	Haldex fault (Gen 4) same as Freelander 2 -- P1889 common. 2.2 TD4 diesel coolant leaks from EGR cooler known fault. Lighter than full-size Range Rover but weight still above average.
Range Rover L405 / Velar / Defender L663	2,095-2,840	310-640	900-4,000+	Newest models -- rarely scrapped. Almost always a salvage or Category S/N proposition. High aluminium content on L405 adds scrap material value. Defender L663 P400/D300 parts demand very high.

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Prices are indicative for early 2026 and vary with live steel, aluminium, copper, and catalytic converter precious metal rates. Land Rover’s above-average vehicle weight consistently delivers scrap prices among the highest of any brand. Your guaranteed quoted price is paid in full on collection day.

Should You Scrap Your Land Rover or Sell It for Salvage?

Updated: February 2026

Scrap a Land Rover when the Discovery 3 TDV6 has a seized engine, the Range Rover L322 has multiple cascading electrical faults alongside failed air suspension, or the vehicle is a Category B insurance write-off. Sell for salvage when the engine runs, even if the Haldex is in front-wheel drive only, the air suspension is sagging, or the gearbox is faulty. Running Land Rovers in any condition are almost always worth more for salvage than scrap — the parts demand and buyer pool for Land Rover is among the strongest of any brand in the UK.

Scrap is the right choice when...	Salvage pays more when...
Discovery 3 TDV6 seized engine -- oil pump casing or crankshaft bearing failure	Freelander 2 P1889 Haldex fault -- engine still runs, 4WD lost only
L322 Range Rover with multiple ECU faults + failed air suspension	L322 Range Rover with air suspension fault only -- engine and gearbox intact
Freelander 1 K-series head gasket blown -- overheated engine	Freelander 1 with K-series head gasket blown but low mileage -- engine salvageable
Category B insurance write-off (crush-only designation)	Any Discovery 1 or 2 with Td5 or V8 engine running -- huge off-road parts demand
High-mileage Freelander 1 with multiple faults, minimal residual value	Range Rover Sport or Discovery 4 -- running, any condition -- salvage buyer demand strong
Fire or flood damage throughout vehicle	Any Defender 90/110/130 in any condition -- classic and new L663 demand is extremely high

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Enter your reg. The system simultaneously prices both scrap and salvage routes and returns the higher value. You do not need to decide in advance. Land Rovers are frequently worth significantly more for salvage than the scrap price alone — the system reflects this automatically. If your Land Rover is subject to a hire purchase or PCP finance agreement, the finance company holds legal title until the balance is settled in full. You cannot legally scrap or sell the vehicle while outstanding finance remains. Obtain a settlement figure, pay it in full, and receive written confirmation from your lender before booking collection.

Scrap or Salvage?

Scrap a Land Rover when the 1.0 EcoBoost wet belt has failed, the 1.6 TDCi timing belt has snapped, or the car is a Category B write-off. Sell for salvage when the engine runs and the fault is mechanical, electrical, or cosmetic. Focus ST and Mustang models should always be assessed for salvage.

Scrap It When...

1.0 EcoBoost wet belt failed (blocked oil pump)
1.6 TDCi timing belt snapped (engine bent)
Transit TDCi engine seized from belt failure
Category B insurance write-off (crush-only)
Catalytic converter stolen or removed

Salvage Pays More When...

Engine runs despite PowerShift DPS6 fault
Post-2019 chain EcoBoost model (fault not engine)
Transit with EcoBlue chain engine (gearbox issue)
Focus ST or Fiesta ST with engine running
Mustang Mach-E with battery intact

Enter your reg. The system simultaneously prices both scrap and salvage routes and presents the higher value.

Important: Finance

If your Land Rover is subject to a hire purchase or PCP finance agreement, the finance company holds legal title. You cannot legally scrap or sell the vehicle until the outstanding finance is settled.

Is There a Land Rover Scrappage Scheme in 2026?

No. Land Rover has never had a standalone manufacturer scrappage scheme. Land Rover participated in the UK Government’s 2009 national scheme — the GBP 2,000 incentive was available toward a new Land Rover under that programme. No Land Rover or Range Rover manufacturer scheme has existed before or since. Land Rover is owned by Tata Motors via Jaguar Land Rover (acquired 2008) and JLR has not announced any scrappage programme for 2026. Location-based clean air zone schemes in London, Birmingham, and Scotland remain available to eligible owners of non-compliant Land Rovers.

Land Rover’s position in the market is unusual in the scrappage scheme context. While every other major manufacturer covered in this series — BMW, Audi, Mercedes, Volkswagen, Ford, Vauxhall, and Toyota — has run at least one standalone manufacturer scrappage scheme since 2009, Land Rover has not. This reflects Land Rover’s positioning as a premium SUV and commercial off-road brand rather than a high-volume passenger car brand. Scrappage schemes have been most effective at driving volume sales of affordable models such as the Corsa, Focus, and Yaris — a segment Land Rover does not operate in.

Land Rover is now owned by Tata Motors of India, which acquired Jaguar Land Rover in 2008. JLR covers both Jaguar and Land Rover brands. No JLR scrappage or trade-in incentive scheme is currently active in the UK. The 2009 government national scheme is the only scrappage incentive that has ever applied to Land Rover purchases.

London ULEZ Scrappage Scheme

available to eligible London residents with a non-ULEZ-compliant vehicle. Pre-Euro 6 diesel and pre-Euro 4 petrol Land Rovers are non-compliant. Older Defenders and Discovery 1/2 models are non-compliant. Check eligibility at tfl.gov.uk/check-your-vehicle.

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Birmingham Clean Air Zone

for qualifying residents working 18+ hours per week inside the zone, earning GBP 30,000 or less, who have owned a non-compliant vehicle since 10 September 2018.

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Scotland LEZ

check gov.scot for current eligibility and application deadlines.

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Check Eligibility

If you do not qualify for a location-based scheme, scrapping or salvaging through a licensed ATF typically returns more money with fewer eligibility restrictions.

Land Rover Scheme: Inactive

Scrapping through a licensed ATF provides the best return without eligibility restrictions.

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Legal Requirements When Scrapping a Land Rover in the UK

To legally scrap a Land Rover in the UK you must use an Authorised Treatment Facility licensed by the Environment Agency. Cash payments are prohibited under the Scrap Metal Dealers Act 2013. Notify DVLA using Section 9 of the V5C or online at gov.uk. The ATF must issue a Certificate of Destruction within 7 days. For a Land Rover with a high-voltage hybrid battery — Range Rover PHEV or Defender PHEV — the ATF must safely depollute the battery before processing.

Licensed ATF only

Only Authorised Treatment Facilities licensed by the Environment Agency can legally process an end-of-life vehicle under the End of Life Vehicles Regulations 2003. Using an unlicensed buyer leaves you legally responsible for the vehicle and any environmental liability from improper disposal of fluids, batteries, and catalytic converter material.

No cash payments

The Scrap Metal Dealers Act 2013 bans cash payments for scrap vehicles in England, Scotland, and Wales. Payment must be by bank transfer or cheque. Any buyer offering cash is operating outside ATF licensing conditions.

Notify DVLA

Complete Section 9 of the V5C and post to DVLA, or notify online at gov.uk/sold-bought-vehicle. Without notification you remain the registered keeper and are liable for road tax, ULEZ or CAZ charges, and any penalties issued after the vehicle leaves your possession.

Certificate of Destruction

The ATF must issue a CoD within 7 days. This is the official legal record that the Land Rover has been permanently destroyed and deregistered. The issuing ATF is the only body that can reprint a lost CoD — DVLA cannot issue it.

Road Tax Refund

Remaining full months of VED are automatically refunded by DVLA after deregistration. Payment is by cheque to your registered address within 4 to 6 weeks. Part months are not refunded.

Retain Private Plates

Apply to retain a personalised registration using a V317 form or at gov.uk before collection. Once the Land Rover is scrapped the plate is permanently destroyed and cannot be recovered. Personalised plates on Defenders, Range Rovers, and Discovery models are frequently valuable — always check the plate value before scrapping.

How to Scrap Your Land Rover

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Get your guaranteed quote in 30 seconds

Enter your Land Rover registration and postcode at scrapeavehicle.co.uk. Vehicle data is retrieved from DVLA records and matched against live scrap and salvage market rates. Land Rover's above-average weight is automatically factored into the price. A guaranteed price is returned in 30 seconds with no account required.

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Book free collection -- same day or next day across most UK postcodes

Accept the quote and choose a collection slot. A flatbed recovery vehicle is dispatched. Your Land Rover does not need to start, drive, or have a current MOT. Non-runners, air suspension failures, seized engines, and flood-damaged vehicles are all collected on the same terms. Same-day and next-day slots are available across most UK postcodes.

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Hand over keys and paperwork -- approximately 15 minutes on site

Remove all personal belongings and any personalised plates before the driver arrives. If your Land Rover has a personalised plate, retain it using a V317 form or at gov.uk before collection -- once scrapped it cannot be recovered. Hand over the V5C logbook or Section 9 tear-off slip.

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Receive payment by bank transfer on the same day

Bank transfer is sent while the driver is on site. DVLA notification is submitted on your behalf. Your Certificate of Destruction arrives within 7 days. Any remaining full VED months are automatically refunded by DVLA to your registered address.

How much is a Land Rover Freelander worth for scrap?

A Freelander 1 (L314) is worth GBP 185 to GBP 310 for scrap and GBP 290 to GBP 480 for salvage in early 2026. A Freelander 2 (L359) is worth GBP 225 to GBP 395 for scrap and GBP 370 to GBP 620 for salvage. The Freelander is the most scrapped Land Rover model in the UK, accounting for 35% of all Land Rover scraps. A Freelander 2 showing the Haldex P1889 fault but with a running engine is frequently worth more for salvage than scrap -- a running engine allows a buyer to carry out the Haldex oil, filter, and pump repair economically.

What is the most scrapped Land Rover in the UK?

The Freelander is the most scrapped Land Rover model in the UK, accounting for 35% of all Land Rovers scrapped (ScrapCarComparison data). The Discovery is second at 24% of all Land Rover scraps, and the Range Rover third at 20%. The Freelander's dominance reflects its position as Land Rover's highest-volume model -- and the K-series head gasket failure on Freelander 1 and the Haldex pump fault on Freelander 2 are both faults that frequently make repair uneconomic at high mileage.

Is there a Land Rover scrappage scheme in 2026?

No. Land Rover has never had a standalone manufacturer scrappage scheme. Land Rover participated in the UK Government's 2009 national scheme, allowing the GBP 2,000 government incentive to be used toward a new Land Rover purchase. No Land Rover or Range Rover manufacturer scheme has existed before or since. Land Rover is owned by Tata Motors via Jaguar Land Rover (acquired 2008) and JLR has not announced any scrappage programme for 2026. Location-based clean air zone schemes in London, Birmingham, and Scotland remain available to eligible owners of non-compliant Land Rovers.

What makes Land Rover the highest value brand for scrap?

Land Rover is the most valuable car brand to scrap in the UK, with the average scrap price for a Land Rover sitting 28.8% above the UK average across all makes and models (ScrapCarComparison 2023 Scrap Car Report). The primary reason is vehicle weight. Land Rover's range is dominated by large SUVs and off-road vehicles -- a Discovery 3 weighs 2,280 to 2,560 kg, a Range Rover L322 weighs 2,380 to 2,720 kg. Scrap value is calculated primarily on weight, so heavier vehicles return proportionally more. The aluminium-intensive construction of the Range Rover L405 and newer Discovery models also adds value through the higher price of aluminium as a scrap material.

What is the Freelander 2 Haldex fault code and what does it mean?

The most common Freelander 2 Haldex fault code is P1889 (Oil Pressure Pump Performance), which generates the 'Gearbox Fault Traction Reduced' warning on the dashboard and defaults the vehicle to front-wheel drive. This fault is caused by the Haldex oil pump brushes and commutator wearing out -- accelerated in most cases by the Haldex oil and filter never being serviced, because the Haldex service is not included on the Land Rover scheduled service programme. Replacing the Haldex pump costs GBP 370 to GBP 600 at a Land Rover specialist. If the fault is long-standing and congealed oil has blocked internal Haldex channels, full unit replacement at GBP 900 to GBP 1,500 may be required.

Should I scrap a Discovery 3 with a seized TDV6 engine?

A Discovery 3 with a seized TDV6 engine -- whether from the oil pump casing failure on pre-2007 models or crankshaft bearing failure from oil starvation -- is typically worth scrapping at the weight-based price. Engine replacement or rebuild on the TDV6 costs GBP 3,500 to GBP 7,000. On a Discovery 3 worth GBP 3,000 to GBP 9,000, repair can be economic on lower-mileage examples in excellent condition, but most owners choose to scrap. Enter your reg -- the Discovery 3's weight (2,280 to 2,560 kg) means the scrap return is among the strongest of any car at the scrapping decision threshold.

Does Land Rover air suspension failure affect my scrap price?

No. Air suspension failure does not reduce your scrap price. Scrap value is calculated on vehicle weight. A Range Rover L322 sitting on deflated air suspension at bump stops returns exactly the same scrap price as one with fully functioning suspension. The failed air suspension components -- airbags, compressor, valve block -- are included in the vehicle weight. If the rest of the L322 is in good condition and the engine runs, the air suspension fault alone does not justify scrapping -- enter your reg and the salvage price, which is typically significantly higher than the scrap price on a running L322, will be returned automatically.

Can I scrap a Land Rover that is on finance?

Not until the finance is fully settled. Under a hire purchase or PCP agreement, the finance company holds legal title until the final payment is made. You cannot legally scrap, sell, or transfer ownership while any balance remains outstanding. Request a written settlement figure from your lender, pay it in full, and obtain written confirmation before booking collection. Checking that the V5C registered keeper matches you as the owner is essential before proceeding.

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Quick Answer

How much is a Land Rover worth for scrap in 2026?

Why Do Land Rover Owners Scrap Their Cars?

Freelander 2 Haldex Pump Failure

N20 and N47 Timing Chain Discovery 3 and 4 TDV6

Range Rover Air Suspension Failur

Freelander 1 K-Series Head Gasket Failure

Accumulated Electrical and Electronic Faults

Land Rover Scrap and Salvage Prices by Model

Market Insight:

Should You Scrap Your Land Rover or Sell It for Salvage?

Market Insight:

Scrap or Salvage?

Scrap It When...

Salvage Pays More When...

Important: Finance

Is There a Land Rover Scrappage Scheme in 2026?

London ULEZ Scrappage Scheme

Status:

Active

Birmingham Clean Air Zone

Status:

Active

Scotland LEZ

Status:

Check Eligibility

Land Rover Scheme: Inactive

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Legal Requirements When Scrapping a Land Rover in the UK

Licensed ATF only

No cash payments

Notify DVLA

Certificate of Destruction

Road Tax Refund

Retain Private Plates

How to Scrap Your Land Rover

01

Get your guaranteed quote in 30 seconds

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Book free collection -- same day or next day across most UK postcodes

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Hand over keys and paperwork -- approximately 15 minutes on site

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Receive payment by bank transfer on the same day

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