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“Great quote, over £100 more than other competitors. Simple online process, van collected soon after, money straight in the bank. Recovery driver very helpful with my non runner van that wasn't in the easiest position to take away. Highly recommend.”

Matthew Rollins

“From start to finish the transaction was impeccable. The best price I could find for my vehicle and money in my bank before it left my street.”

Dave

“Hassle free, book a day, show them your ID on collection, money in the bank straight away. Don't have to drop your van off and walk home, these guys collect from where you want. Simple.”

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Selling your Iveco van

Iveco's Daily is the UK's go-to large and extra-large van when the Ford Transit and Sprinter don't have the payload capacity. Popular with the NHS, local authorities, and specialist vehicle builders, the Daily's robust Cursor and F1C engine family means strong component values in the salvage market. Less commonly seen than Ford or Mercedes, which often benefits sellers, demand from trade buyers for Iveco spares is consistent.

Iveco Daily occupies the gap between the Transit/Sprinter-class large vans and genuine trucks. Its robust F1C and Cursor engine families are engineered for heavy commercial use, 400,000-mile service lives are not unusual in the right application. That mechanical durability means Daily component values hold up well even at high mileage, particularly the engine, gearbox, and axle assemblies. Specialist operators, NHS ambulance trusts, welfare van builders, local authorities, drive consistent salvage demand for Daily components.

Why Iveco vans price well

F1C diesel engineered for 400,000-mile service life, component value holds at high mileage
Specialist operator fleet prevalence drives consistent salvage demand
Higher GVW variants (50C, 65C, 70C) attract better drivetrain salvage values
Motorhome and specialist body conversions accepted, chassis value is independent of body

Iveco models we buy

Daily

1978–present (Mk5 onward most traded)

29L, 35S, 35C, 40C, 50C, 65C, 70C, a wide payload and body range

Selling your Iveco van, common questions

Does very high mileage (over 300,000) significantly reduce the Iveco Daily offer?

Less than you might expect. The F1C engine is engineered for long-service use, component values hold better at high mileage than comparable Ford or Mercedes units.

My Daily has been used as an NHS ambulance, does the conversion affect the offer?

Ambulance equipment is noted on intake. Where it has independent value, we factor it into the offer separately from the base drivetrain.

Is a 50C or 65C Daily worth significantly more than a 35S?

Yes, higher GVW variants consistently yield better drivetrain salvage values, reflecting the more substantial components involved. Typically £300–£600 more than a 35S equivalent.

Do you collect Iveco Dailys from rural locations?

Yes, we cover approximately 90% of UK postcodes including rural areas. A recovery vehicle can reach most locations; note any access restrictions when accepting.

My Daily is a motorhome conversion with a Luton body, can you still buy it?

Yes. Specialist body variants and motorhome conversions are assessed on chassis and drivetrain condition. Body type doesn't affect our base valuation.