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Car being sold
GSDlover13
Posts: 2 Newbie
in Motoring
I know if a car that is being sold with outstanding finance Can or should this reported and who to
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If a car is being sold with outstanding finance still in existence that lender will have to have the monies repaid, by the person who bought it.
The HPI (hire purchase investigation) is what's going to tell you further information.
Not entirely sure, though, if it would tell the lender.
As it's secured against the vehicle, no repayments = repossessed = no car that you've just paid your hard earned money for.
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It's entirely possible that the car is being sold and the money raised will be used to settle the finance. Or are you in possession of information that suggests the sellers will not do that?Remember the saying: if it looks too good to be true it almost certainly is.1
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Depends on the circumstanceGSDlover13 said:I know if a car that is being sold with outstanding finance Can or should this reported and who to- If its a dealer its very possible finance is showing up if hes financing his stock.
- If its a private seller, theres nothing at all to stop them advertising the car for sale then having the buyer clear the finance (or more riskily for the buyer, the seller then using the funds to clear the finance)
- If the car is knowingly being sold with a view to the seller NOT clearing the finance, then (a) how do you know that and (b) it would really be down to the buyer to be HPI'ing the car first anyway (though there are people who dont bother doing that).
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Nobody. It is a matter between the seller and finance company.GSDlover13 said:I know if a car that is being sold with outstanding finance Can or should this reported and who to1 -
Agreed, unless you are proposing to buy the car and they won't let you pay the finance house holding the interest in the car.MEM62 said:
Nobody. It is a matter between the seller and finance company.GSDlover13 said:I know if a car that is being sold with outstanding finance Can or should this reported and who to0 -
If that were the case, I am sure that the OP would have worded their enquiry differently.ontheroad1970 said:
Agreed, unless you are proposing to buy the car and they won't let you pay the finance house holding the interest in the car.MEM62 said:
Nobody. It is a matter between the seller and finance company.GSDlover13 said:I know if a car that is being sold with outstanding finance Can or should this reported and who to0 -
There is more than one way to read the sentence so that it doesn't apply to a particular person. I didn't say the OP specifically, or else I would have written unless the OP...MEM62 said:
If that were the case, I am sure that the OP would have worded their enquiry differently.ontheroad1970 said:
Agreed, unless you are proposing to buy the car and they won't let you pay the finance house holding the interest in the car.MEM62 said:
Nobody. It is a matter between the seller and finance company.GSDlover13 said:I know if a car that is being sold with outstanding finance Can or should this reported and who to0
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