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I've bought cars over the years for a taxi work,and always did a VT and it's always been black horse finance, can't say I've had any problems, sent the vehicles back serviced in show room condition but high miles.
I bought a second hand vehicle 2 years ago 35k miles but it had very small marks on the body and 4 road wheels kerbed but not major,I did take photos at the time and a video showing the condition, so it will go back the way I bought it. But with 135k miles
But I've noticed for the first time it's saying you can do a VT if it wasn't for business use, I've never seen this before. So is there any court cases that have changed that? Or has it always been the case? I'm only checking as I need to call a get VY form filled out. ITS an HP agreement so excessive miles don't count unless they changed that.
I've bought cars over the years for a taxi work,and always did a VT and it's always been black horse finance, can't say I've had any problems, sent the vehicles back serviced in show room condition but high miles.
I bought a second hand vehicle 2 years ago 35k miles but it had very small marks on the body and 4 road wheels kerbed but not major,I did take photos at the time and a video showing the condition, so it will go back the way I bought it. But with 135k miles
But I've noticed for the first time it's saying you can do a VT if it wasn't for business use, I've never seen this before. So is there any court cases that have changed that? Or has it always been the case? I'm only checking as I need to call a get VY form filled out. ITS an HP agreement so excessive miles don't count unless they changed that.
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