We have recently voluntary terminated our agreement which is currently less than half way through. Im aware we are.expected to pay the shortfall but would.like to know.a few things.
1. We have already paid just short of £2000 and never missed a payment, and the 50% cost is quotes as approximately £4800. The finance company never answer questions we are currently awaiting the bill as the car has gone straight to auctions. Does the amount we have already paid have to be taken off the 50% cost before any damage etc is taken into conaideration or are the firm entitled to refuse to.accept what has been.paid as they inform us. they have stated they intend to bill us for the £4800 as well as any damages they may find.
2. They have also stated if they sell it at auction for less than its worth, regardless of natural depreciation they can bill us the shortfall. Although the car was advertised at £4800 at point of sale we checked the RRP price two days after receiving it and this was only £3500. So the car was sold for more than its worth even before interest etc was added.
3. They claim the can.bill.us for missing documents, we were.never given the paper MOT and they have marked this down as no documentation returned. We only obtained an online MOT check which we offered the printout and he refused. Their recovery guy says they can.£50 for missing documentation. We returned log book, service history etc.
4. There has been.an ongoing complaint with Financial Ombudsman regarding the state the vehicle was in at time of sale, corrosion underneath in particular this was discovered weeks into the contract and an independent report showed that they were at fault. They are currently appealing thia but we have got sick of the sight of the car as it doesn't feel safe (anti roll bar is corroded and about to fall off. As well as petrol smell and fuel filling problems. Among other problems. They disputing the findings due to the fact they claim we did 9000 miles not 2990 as the independent inspector stated. The mileage is also disputable, and doesn't tally up between MOT and service and contract. (We have evidence ). As the complaint is still ongoing can they charge us for anything been covered under this complaint. as not looking after the vehicle. The recovery guy has stated it is going straight to auction without another inspection so.ours will be the only one.
5. If the car is sold at auction.is.the sale price deducted from our outstanding debt or does thia go straight to them. The paperwork we signed from Recovery say this would be credited to our account and the outstanding balance calculated but Finance company say this is wrong and because we VT'd before 50% it doesn't apply.
1. We have already paid just short of £2000 and never missed a payment, and the 50% cost is quotes as approximately £4800. The finance company never answer questions we are currently awaiting the bill as the car has gone straight to auctions. Does the amount we have already paid have to be taken off the 50% cost before any damage etc is taken into conaideration or are the firm entitled to refuse to.accept what has been.paid as they inform us. they have stated they intend to bill us for the £4800 as well as any damages they may find.
2. They have also stated if they sell it at auction for less than its worth, regardless of natural depreciation they can bill us the shortfall. Although the car was advertised at £4800 at point of sale we checked the RRP price two days after receiving it and this was only £3500. So the car was sold for more than its worth even before interest etc was added.
3. They claim the can.bill.us for missing documents, we were.never given the paper MOT and they have marked this down as no documentation returned. We only obtained an online MOT check which we offered the printout and he refused. Their recovery guy says they can.£50 for missing documentation. We returned log book, service history etc.
4. There has been.an ongoing complaint with Financial Ombudsman regarding the state the vehicle was in at time of sale, corrosion underneath in particular this was discovered weeks into the contract and an independent report showed that they were at fault. They are currently appealing thia but we have got sick of the sight of the car as it doesn't feel safe (anti roll bar is corroded and about to fall off. As well as petrol smell and fuel filling problems. Among other problems. They disputing the findings due to the fact they claim we did 9000 miles not 2990 as the independent inspector stated. The mileage is also disputable, and doesn't tally up between MOT and service and contract. (We have evidence ). As the complaint is still ongoing can they charge us for anything been covered under this complaint. as not looking after the vehicle. The recovery guy has stated it is going straight to auction without another inspection so.ours will be the only one.
5. If the car is sold at auction.is.the sale price deducted from our outstanding debt or does thia go straight to them. The paperwork we signed from Recovery say this would be credited to our account and the outstanding balance calculated but Finance company say this is wrong and because we VT'd before 50% it doesn't apply.
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