Ben D
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Registered: 25th Apr 05
Location: South West
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If you buy a car on finance is it illegal to sell the car on even if you intend to keep the payments up?
Or do you just have to clear the outstanding balance at the time of sale?
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paul.mitchell1984
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Registered: 31st Aug 06
Location: Wakefield
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as far as im aware the balance has to be paid off before you pass the car on
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mattk
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Registered: 27th Feb 06
Location: St. Helens
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get a personal loan, much easier / cheaper
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Ben D
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Registered: 25th Apr 05
Location: South West
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I think i will as im hoping to buy a new Car which is fun and an aprilia RS 125 as I'm tired of driving my 307 1.6.... it is super Boring after owning a 206 GTi 
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orangio
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Registered: 6th Jun 06
Location: Warrington, Cheshire
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if you get a personal loan its not against the car, but if its hp finance it is against the car.
and yes you have to clear all finance before selling
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Lee Wilson
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Registered: 20th Feb 06
Location: Fareham, Hants Drives: XE Corsa
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Better off getting a loan TBH. Probably get a better rate too.
Also you don't have to worry when it comes to selling it. Can always pay the loan off with the money you get back on the car if need be 
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BYRON
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Registered: 1st Jun 04
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find out the outstanding balance on the finance, and if you are in positive equity get the new buyer to write a cheque to the finance house to clear the debt and give you and left over or whatever in cash.
[Edited on 07-03-2008 by BYRON]
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Pete_vxl
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Registered: 24th Nov 06
Location: Lochgelly, Fife
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depending on credit file a loan would be a better option. you pay admin fees with finance aswell and you always pay more than the cars worth. can you tell i sell loans lol?
[Edited on 07-03-2008 by Pete_macari]
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orangio
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Registered: 6th Jun 06
Location: Warrington, Cheshire
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quote:
Originally posted by Lee Wilson
Better off getting a loan TBH. Probably get a better rate too.
not necesserly, depends on the amount financed, deposit and the term its taken over
and of course where your getting it from
[Edited on 07-03-2008 by orangio]
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Ian
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Registered: 28th Aug 99
Location: Liverpool
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Yes - not possible.
You can't continue to secure the loan on property you don't have and you can't sell a car that isn't yours.
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