Matt Lewis
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Hi, I’m Matt Lewis, an Automotive Expert here at Best Cash For Carz in Melbourne. With years of experience in the automotive industry, I’m dedicated to helping people get the best value for their cars.
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What No One Tells You About Scrapping a Car
That old car sitting in your driveway, accumulating dust and rust, has reached the end of its road. It might be a family relic, a former daily commuter, or a project car that never quite came together. When repairs outweigh its value, the natural next step for many is "scrapping" it. But beyond the simple act of calling a junkyard, there's a nuanced process brimming with surprising details and overlooked considerations that very few people discuss openly.
By Matt Lewis6 months ago in Lifehack
Used Car Market Smarter Buys for Australians in 2025
Australians love their cars, and for many, the used car market offers an appealing blend of affordability and immediate availability compared to brand new vehicles. As we move further into 2025, the landscape for second-hand cars in Australia continues to evolve, presenting both opportunities and new considerations for savvy buyers. This guide will help you understand the current trends and make smarter purchasing decisions for a used car.
By Matt Lewis6 months ago in Lifehack
Understanding the Legal Requirements for Selling an Unroadworthy Car
If you’ve got an old car sitting in your driveway that no longer runs or fails safety checks, you might be wondering whether you can legally sell it. In Australia, particularly in states like Queensland and Victoria, there are clear legal steps you need to follow when selling a vehicle that is considered unroadworthy. Selling without following these requirements could result in fines or disputes. This article will help you understand what counts as “unroadworthy,” what your responsibilities are, and how to complete the process without trouble.
By Matt Lewis7 months ago in Lifehack
The Power Move: Selling vs. Repairing an Unwanted Car
Life throws us curveballs, and sometimes that curveball comes in the form of a car that's no longer serving its purpose. Perhaps it’s seen better days, has a major mechanical issue, or simply doesn't fit your lifestyle anymore. Whatever the reason, you're faced with a common dilemma: should you invest in repairing it, or is it time to cut ties and sell? This decision isn't always straightforward, as both options come with their own set of advantages and disadvantages. Making the right choice can save you significant time, money, and stress in the long run.
By Matt Lewis7 months ago in Lifehack
How AI Is Revolutionising Vehicle Safety and Performance
In an era of rapid technological advancement, artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer confined to the realm of science fiction. Its influence is expanding into virtually every industry, and the automotive sector is no exception. From enhancing vehicle safety to optimizing performance, AI is fundamentally transforming how cars are designed, driven, and maintained. For drivers and passengers alike, these innovations promise a future of safer roads and more efficient, responsive vehicles.
By Matt Lewis7 months ago in Lifehack
The Truth About Car Removal Services in Melbourne vs. Private Selling
When it comes time to part ways with your vehicle, you're usually faced with two main options: sell it privately or go through a car removal service. Both approaches come with their pros and cons, and the best choice depends on your priorities—whether that’s getting the highest price, saving time, or avoiding hassles. While private selling allows you to negotiate directly with buyers, car removal services offer speed and simplicity. Understanding how each works is key to making a smart decision.
By Matt Lewis8 months ago in Lifehack
Customer Trust and Transparency in Car Buying Services
Purchasing a car is a major decision, often involving a substantial financial commitment. For many buyers, the experience can be exciting but also filled with uncertainty. Concerns about hidden fees, misleading advertisements, or undisclosed vehicle issues can quickly turn an anticipated event into a stressful one.
By Matt Lewis9 months ago in Lifehack
