Scrap My Peugeot Partner

A small van, twin of the Citroen Berlingo.

Every Peugeot Partner is accepted for a free valuation, whatever its age or condition — including vans that have failed an MOT, will not start or have been damaged. This page covers what affects the value of a Partner, which versions meet clean air zone standards and the paperwork for scrapping one.

  • Free collection
  • Valued by a person
  • Paid on collection
  • Certificate of Destruction if scrapped

For a no obligation quote, complete the form or call

0800 002 9733 or 07766 797 352

GB

Peugeot Partner at a glance

Sold new in the UK1996–present
Generations3
Body stylesvan
Fuel typespetrol, diesel and electric
Typical kerb weight1,150 kg – 1,750 kg

Weights are typical manufacturer figures across the versions listed. The figure for your own van is on its V5C log book as the ‘mass in service’.

Partner generations and clean air zones

The oldest Peugeot Partner vans are now around 30 years old. Age matters when you are deciding whether to keep one, because older vans are the ones most likely to fall short of London's ULEZ and the clean air zones in other cities, where a non-compliant vehicle pays a daily charge.

GenerationYearspetrol ULEZdiesel ULEZelectric ULEZ
Mk1Facelift 20021996–2008Depends on the car — checkUsually not compliantZero emission — compliant
Mk2Electric version from 20132008–2018Usually compliantDepends on the car — checkZero emission — compliant
Mk3Electric e-Partner from 20212018–presentUsually compliantUsually compliantZero emission — compliant

Rule of thumb only: petrol vans generally meet the standard from 2006 (many from 2001), diesels from September 2015. Hybrids follow their petrol engine. Check your registration with the TfL vehicle checker, and see what to do with a non-compliant car.

What a scrap Peugeot Partner is worth

The starting point for any scrap valuation is weight: a Partner weighs roughly 1.15 tonnes to 1.75 tonnes, most of it steel. On top of that, the collection company looks at which parts can be reused or sold on, the van's condition, and whether anything is missing.

To put a figure on it, enter a Partner's weight and a price per tonne in the scrap car value calculator — it fills in the typical Partner weight for you.

  • Catalytic converter: it contains precious metals and is part of the value. Say if it has been removed or stolen.
  • Working parts: an engine, gearbox, panels or lights that are in demand for other Partner owners can add value even when the van itself is not worth repairing.
  • Condition and completeness: missing wheels, a removed engine or heavy damage reduce the value, so describe the van accurately when you enquire.

The valuation is given ‘subject to contract’ and confirmed when the van is inspected on collection. More on how scrap value is worked out and scrap car prices.

Scrapping a electric Partner

Hybrid and electric versions have a high-voltage battery that must be removed and handled by trained staff at an authorised treatment facility. Do not try to disconnect or remove it yourself. Tell us the fuel type when you enquire so the right collection company and facility are used. More in scrapping an electric or hybrid car.

Scrapping a Partner van

Vans are collected and valued the same way as cars. Empty the load area before collection, and mention any racking, a tow bar or conversion work. More on scrapping a van.

Paperwork for scrapping your car

  1. Check you can scrap it. If there is finance outstanding, it must be settled first — scrapping a car on finance.
  2. Keep your number plate if you want it. A private registration has to be taken off before the car is scrapped — how to keep it.
  3. Have the V5C and ID ready. No log book? You can still scrap it.
  4. Tell DVLA. The keeper must tell DVLA the vehicle has gone to an authorised treatment facility, or risk being fined £1,000 (GOV.UK). Any full months of tax left are refunded — how to tell DVLA.
  5. Keep the Certificate of Destruction. It proves the van was scrapped — what it is.

Who does what

  • Scrap A Car For Cash (operated by Lead Stack Ltd, company number 15877625) takes your enquiry and passes it to an affiliated vehicle collection company that covers your area.
  • The collection company values the vehicle, collects it free of charge and pays you on collection, in line with the terms you agree with them.
  • If the vehicle is completely scrapped, that happens at an authorised treatment facility (ATF), which gives you a Certificate of Destruction. A vehicle that is repaired and resold instead does not get one.

More detail: how it works and our terms and conditions.

Other Peugeot models

Peugeot 2061998–2010Peugeot 2072006–2012Peugeot 2082012–presentPeugeot 3082007–presentPeugeot 3072001–2008Peugeot 20082013–presentPeugeot 30082009–presentPeugeot 1072005–2014

All Peugeot models

Related guides

Scrapping guidesPaperwork, finance, missing log books, tax refunds and more.MOT failure carsRepair or scrap after a failed MOT, and collection without one.Free collectionWhat happens on collection day and what to have ready.

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Enter the registration and postcode, or call us, and the collection company covering your area will contact you with a free, no-obligation valuation for your Partner.

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