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I have had my 55 plate Honda crv with motonovo since May 2014. Since that time I have lost my job but my partner has helped me cover the finance. We have now just split up and I am only just managing the payments. I would like to vt the car but I haven't had a service over the two years. I have borrowed money so I can get a full 71 point service at halfords on Monday. The car was motd on 30th April with two advisories. The drivers window motor I think has gone. I understand motonovo will probably charge for the non service but I'm also a bit wary of the advisories and window. My brother in law could possibly do the window motor but my insurance needs renewed in 14th and I'm unsure if he can do it before then. There are also a couple of scuffs on the bumper. I was wondering how much motonovo will try and shaft me and if anyone has any other ideas how I can get out of this as I will technically be homeless in four weeks also. Thank you
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Re: Vt with motonovo - advice needed
Usually they will only conduct an external visual inspection and won't be rummaging around check all the electronics and engine. The service of is not the only factor when determining whether or not a car is in a reaosnable condition. The key phrase is reaosnable. If it runs, has a valid MOT and looks in a reasonable condition, then that is enough I would say, servicing of the vehicle just enables you to have a more robust defence against the lender. They would have to prove though that by not having a service in two years that has had a direct effect of the car being put in an unreasonable condition - which I am sure will have to pay for an expert to do so. But if you are getting a service from Halfords that should be enough.If you have a question about the voluntary termination process, please read this guide first, as it should have all the answers you need. Please do not hijack another person's thread as I will not respond to you
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Re: Vt with motonovo - advice needed
Thank you Rob for clarifying that. I have read a few horror stories on here which sent me into panic mode. I will refer back to this thread if there are any indescrepancies; as I'm sure there will be.Comment
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Re: Vt with motonovo - advice needed
Hi, just wondering how you got on?
I'm planning on VT'ing with MotoNovo within the next month and wondering what I'm up against!Comment
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