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Good afternoon.
I have just recently voluntarily terminated my finance agreement. My account is up to date.
This being said they are now in the process of trying to recover £1800 worth of damages. The car is a 2012 plate.
When I first bought the car the car was a used car and had 50,000 miles on the clock. They are trying to hold me accountable for these damages even though the car was already like this when I purchased the vehicle so obviously it’s going to have west and tear problems.
I have also paid more than my 50% share towards the car so I am within my rights to end this. They have the car back now but have just recently told me I need to pay this before they can sign the agreement off and take it away from name.
I have never VT my car before so I don’t really know the ins and outs of this. I’ve also been made aware the car is not going into the body shop to be repaired or anything like that and that the car goes to auction as it is.
So I am a bit confused to what damages I’d be actually paying for. The car is in reasonable condition minus the damages that are on the car which haven’t been created by myself.
Can someone give me some advice and elaborate more on this matter as it’s giving me a headache.
Thanks.
Mark
I have just recently voluntarily terminated my finance agreement. My account is up to date.
This being said they are now in the process of trying to recover £1800 worth of damages. The car is a 2012 plate.
When I first bought the car the car was a used car and had 50,000 miles on the clock. They are trying to hold me accountable for these damages even though the car was already like this when I purchased the vehicle so obviously it’s going to have west and tear problems.
I have also paid more than my 50% share towards the car so I am within my rights to end this. They have the car back now but have just recently told me I need to pay this before they can sign the agreement off and take it away from name.
I have never VT my car before so I don’t really know the ins and outs of this. I’ve also been made aware the car is not going into the body shop to be repaired or anything like that and that the car goes to auction as it is.
So I am a bit confused to what damages I’d be actually paying for. The car is in reasonable condition minus the damages that are on the car which haven’t been created by myself.
Can someone give me some advice and elaborate more on this matter as it’s giving me a headache.
Thanks.
Mark
