Nissan Note scrap value
Typical scrap value
£120–£200
Estimate, not a quote. Worked out from a kerb weight of around 1175kg at current scrap metal rates, plus the parts still worth recovering on a Nissan Note. See how the figure is worked out.
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The Working
How a Nissan Note scrap value is worked out.
Most sites give you a number and no reasoning. Here is the actual arithmetic, so you can sanity-check any offer you are given — ours or anyone else's.
Step 1 — Weight
1175kg
Published kerb weight for a Nissan Note runs from 1100kg to 1250kg depending on trim and engine. The mid-point is used here.
Step 2 — Metal floor
£120–£175
Complete vehicles are paid at roughly £100–£150 per tonne. That is the floor: what the car is worth if nothing on it is reusable.
Step 3 — Parts
£120–£200
Parts demand for the Nissan Note is steady rather than strong, so the figure stays closer to the metal floor.
Estimate Only
This is a guide figure, not a guaranteed offer. Your real value depends on the exact year and trim, condition, mileage, whether the car starts, which parts are still fitted, current trade and scrap metal prices, salvage demand on the day, and how far the vehicle is from the collecting partner. Scrap metal prices move week to week — the quote form gives you a live figure for your registration.
What Moves It
What changes a Nissan Note quote.
- Heavier than the Micra it shares parts with
- Catalytic converter adds a useful amount
- Engines and gearboxes that run are worth quoting for
- Corrosion is common and does not reduce the offer
Why They Get Scrapped
Why a Nissan Note usually reaches the end.
Mostly age and MOT failures. Diesel versions go on injector and DPF costs.
None of that reduces what we will pay. A Nissan Note that will not start, has failed its MOT, or has been written off is quoted on the same basis — weight, recoverable parts, and the current metal price.
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FAQ
Nissan Note scrap questions.
The things people ask before booking a collection.
01How much is a Nissan Note worth for scrap?
Typically £120–£200. That starts from a kerb weight of around 1175kg at current scrap metal rates of £100–£150 per tonne, then allows for the parts still worth recovering. The figure for your car depends on its exact condition, what is still fitted, and the day's metal price, so submit the registration for a live quote.
02Will you collect a Nissan Note that does not start?
Yes. Non-runners, MOT failures, and accident-damaged cars are collected on the same free-collection basis. A Nissan Note that will not start is still worth quoting for — most of the value is in weight and recoverable parts, not whether it drives onto the truck.
03Does mileage change what a Nissan Note is worth as scrap?
Barely. Scrap valuations are driven by weight, what parts can be resold, and the current metal price. A car with 200,000 miles and one with 80,000 miles of the same model and condition usually quote within a few pounds of each other.
04What if the catalytic converter has been stolen from my Nissan Note?
It reduces the offer, and on a lighter car it reduces it noticeably. Tell us before collection rather than on the day — an accurate quote up front avoids the figure changing when the driver arrives.
05Do I need the V5C to scrap a Nissan?
It helps, and it makes the DVLA side simpler. Collection can often still go ahead without it if alternative ownership checks can be completed — say so when you request the quote so it can be arranged properly.
06How and when do I get paid?
By bank transfer at collection, in line with UK rules for scrap vehicle transactions. Cash payment for scrap vehicles is not legal in England, Wales, or Scotland.
Find out what your Note is actually worth.
The range above is a guide. Enter your registration for a live figure for your car — free collection, paid by bank transfer on the day.