If you purchase a car with finance still owing, the finance company can repossess the car, and you can lose your money and the car.

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Car Finance Check

Don't buy a used car and then find it still has unpaid finance on it. It is possible to check - a used car check from Car Check can tell you if a car is still subject to finance agreement. Not only this, but the service can also give you a finance protection insurance included in the price of the check, which can cover you if you buy the car and it is subsequently found to be subject to a finance agreement.

Over 10 million cars are financed with loans or hire purchase agreements. If you purchase a car with finance still owing, the finance company can repossess the car, and you can lose your money and the car.

Incredibly, around 1 in 5 cars checked is revealed as having some outstanding finance. If the loan has not been repaid in full when you buy a used car, then the company that financed the loan may reposes the car, and you could lose both the car and your money. If the loan remains unpaid when you buy a vehicle, you do not not acquire title to it - in other words become the legal owner. You are also not protected by the Sale of Goods Act (1979).

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