The disposal of old cars that are not used for cash. The cars normally attract a far lesser value than the original cost.

Automotive Dismantler can be defined as a person, a corporation, or a firm whose work is to remove some part of the inoperable vehicle. The firm, or the person, must be in possession of more than ten inoperable motor vehicles for at least thirty days.

Abandoned vehicle is a parked and left standing unattended vehicle. For a private property, it will be considered abandoned if the particular vehicle is left for more than twenty-four hours or thirty days or more on public property.

Actual cash value is the resulting value arrived at after depreciation and replacement value have been deducted from the original cost. It is commonly used by the insurance industry.

A union that represents an industry that represents the recycling of automotive parts. Also, they advocate for the safe disposal of inoperable vehicles.

The process of removing and using motor vehicle parts from vehicles. The process also involves the disposal of the parts that cannot be salvaged.

The actual dismantling of motor vehicles for spare parts.

A legal binding document addressed to the buyer by a seller; specifying the item, amount, date and the specific locality that the transaction took place.

(C.A.R) is defined as a designation awarded by ARA to recyclers of motor vehicles that meet a set of standards for general business practices, safety, and environmental issues.

A document issued by a state or municipal that identifies the owner(s) of property.