Auction Collection

Auction collection and delivery to your door

Won a lot at BCA, Copart, Manheim or Aston Barclay? We handle the gate pass, collect from the site and deliver the vehicle to your forecourt, unit or home address.

Vehicles lined up at an auction collection site

Built around auction deadlines

Auction sites charge storage from the moment the hammer falls, and release windows are tight. We work to those deadlines: send us the lot details and release paperwork and we book the earliest collection slot the site will give us, then confirm the moment the vehicle is loaded.

What we handle at the site

  • Gate passes, release notes and ID checks on your behalf
  • Driven collection on trade plates for road-legal lots
  • Trailer collection with winch loading for non-running and damaged lots
  • Photo condition report before the vehicle leaves the compound
  • Confirmation of missing keys, documents or wheels found on arrival

Buying unseen

Online bidding means most buyers never see the car before it moves. Our drivers photograph the vehicle in the compound before loading, so if a lot is not as described you have dated evidence from the site itself rather than from your own yard days later.

Regular buyers

If you buy weekly, a trade account gives you priority slots, agreed rates on your usual auction-to-forecourt routes and monthly invoicing instead of paying per job.

Frequently asked questions

Which auction houses do you collect from?
We collect from BCA, Manheim, Copart, Aston Barclay, John Pye and independent motor auctions across the UK mainland, plus online-only sales that release from storage compounds.
Can you collect before I have paid storage fees?
No — the auction will not release a vehicle until the invoice and any storage charges are settled and a release or gate pass is issued. Send us the release document and we will book the slot.
How fast can you collect a won lot?
Same-day collection is often possible if the release is issued before midday and the site has capacity; otherwise next working day is normal on most mainland routes.
What if the lot turns out to be a non-runner?
Tell us at booking if the lot is marked as non-running or damaged and we will send the trailer with winch equipment rather than a trade-plate driver.

Estimate an auction collection

Enter the auction site postcode and your delivery postcode for a road-mile estimate, or call us with the lot details.