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deceased father in laws pcp finance
Hi new to the site so hope I'm in right place...
My father in law one year ago took out a pcp car finance deal.
He has sadly recently passed away.
Question I have is will my partner be able to buy the car? She is executor on the estate and will be able to cover the cost
He adored the car so naturally she would like to buy.
If it is possible will DVLA change to her
Thanks In advance
My father in law one year ago took out a pcp car finance deal.
He has sadly recently passed away.
Question I have is will my partner be able to buy the car? She is executor on the estate and will be able to cover the cost
He adored the car so naturally she would like to buy.
If it is possible will DVLA change to her
Thanks In advance
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The pcp contract should say what happens in the event of death - she needs to speak to the finance company, not DVLA.0
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Thanks Tony
We are heading to his home later I'll dig it out. Only mention DVLA as if she can pay it off she will need to become registered keeper?0 -
Like said above if its on pcp the finance company will own the car so you need to get intouch worh them and go from there.0
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Thanks will get in touch with them today0
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