Used vehicle prices continue to climb, which is proving both a blessing and a curse for recyclers. One of the most significant disruptions to the automotive industry in recent months has been the shortage of global semiconductors. The… Read full post »
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Is it time to retire your ride? Maybe not! Sometimes you can save money and your vehicle, if you can just keep it on the road a while longer. Making your ride last used to be cheaper, but… Read full post »
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If you think electric vehicles are “greener” than conventional ones, you’re in the majority. But there’s a hidden part to this story. Electric-car makers are holding onto the right to repair their vehicles. This creates hidden costs to the environment—and your wallet
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With end-of-life vehicles (ELVs) in very high demand, recyclers are getting creative when it comes to purchasing and recycling these vehicles. Whenever we jump on calls or virtual meetings today regarding the automotive recycling industry, the subject quickly… Read full post »
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Q&A with Steve Fletcher, Automotive Recyclers of Canada By Keith Barker, Editor, Recycling Product News One of the final stages in recovering value from an end-of-life vehicle (ELV) occurs when the depolluted, flattened vehicle hulk is shredded by… Read full post »
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