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| Basic Account Holder Help the CAG!! Download our toolbar | My question is purely hypothetical. If somebody who lived in the UK and had an English registered car on finance took it overseas permanently (France, Spain or Italy), re-registered it in the foreign country and then stopped making the repayments what could the finance company do? Thank you for any assistance, TFT |
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| Basic Account Holder Help the CAG!! Download our toolbar Watch out, there are Claims Touts about! Cagger since : Jun 2009
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | I would say anything they want to in order to recover in the EU. Until fully paid they are the legal owners. Re registering under a foreign plate is no different to that of putting a personalised plate on in the UK. It's the 17 digit VIN number that counts and that cannot be changed unless specifically recorded such as a reshell after an accident and that is very cloesly controlled now. I suppose it's down to exactly how far the finance company wants to pursuit it and the costs involved. I would also point out that by doing this knowingly is crimminal intent. |
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| Basic Account Holder Help the CAG!! Download our toolbar Try our new digital signature service Cagger since : Nov 2008 I am in: in a cardboard box
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![]() | I know for a fact that a rather large finance company in the UK have agents that deal with repossessing cars that have been taken abroad in the EU, so yes they can is the answer. xx |
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