Not Mechanically Inspected, Not Suitable for Transportation, Must Tow.

Vehicles being labeled as a ‘Tow Unit’ does not necessarily indicate the vehicle is in poor condition. Importantly, a ‘Tow Unit’ does not require any special inspections to register or insure the vehicle with ICBC in B.C., unless otherwise noted in the unit’s description
In BC, cars must be inspected by a licensed mechanic to be insured for road use when buying from a dealership or auction.

If a car hasn’t been inspected then they are labeled as “Tow Unit.”
If the vehicle displays warning lights like airbag or ABS issues, it will be labeled “not roadworthy – not suitable for transportation” and noted as a “Tow Unit” in the auction details.
After purchase, you must register the vehicle in your name at our location and sign a disclosure agreement recognizing its non-roadworthy status. Our staff will then park the vehicle outside our premises.