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hey I got a new Citroen on a hire purchase agreement with PSA Finance and it has the clause for voting in the contract.
I'm thinking of VTing soon within a few months and I wanna do it smoothly so I thought I'd ask what steps are important.
Also rob I read through the VT guide which is really good but I just wanna make the VT process go smoothly.
Currently, I have these steps in place atm:
1) All service book and records kept safely with 2 keys
2) All payments up to date and hitting the 50% payment mark for VT
3) Below the 3yr total mileage limit
4) emailed the finance company and they told me that they will use BVRLA guidelines - alloy scuffs below 50mm
5) Have sufficient insurance, recent mot, service all on vehicle
6) have checked the car using the guidelines - but from my untrained eye no severe marks of damage in line with BVRLA guideline
7) have used and got a template VT letter ready using the VT guide
so what am I missing or doing wrong? maybe I should talk to a mechanic or someone who can do a report of the car's condition as proof that my car is in a suitable condition for VTing, maybe it all depends on the collection agents - cos they already say that collection fees cost £70.
I hope you all can guide me through this process because many of my friends say its a difficult process. I'm just unsure and thought i'd ask everyone here since many people have already been through the process successfully!
thank you and stay safe!
I'm thinking of VTing soon within a few months and I wanna do it smoothly so I thought I'd ask what steps are important.
Also rob I read through the VT guide which is really good but I just wanna make the VT process go smoothly.
Currently, I have these steps in place atm:
1) All service book and records kept safely with 2 keys
2) All payments up to date and hitting the 50% payment mark for VT
3) Below the 3yr total mileage limit
4) emailed the finance company and they told me that they will use BVRLA guidelines - alloy scuffs below 50mm
5) Have sufficient insurance, recent mot, service all on vehicle
6) have checked the car using the guidelines - but from my untrained eye no severe marks of damage in line with BVRLA guideline
7) have used and got a template VT letter ready using the VT guide
so what am I missing or doing wrong? maybe I should talk to a mechanic or someone who can do a report of the car's condition as proof that my car is in a suitable condition for VTing, maybe it all depends on the collection agents - cos they already say that collection fees cost £70.
I hope you all can guide me through this process because many of my friends say its a difficult process. I'm just unsure and thought i'd ask everyone here since many people have already been through the process successfully!
thank you and stay safe!
