I'm guessing that part-exing my car is going to be a no-no !!!!!

Must admit it was a shock to me too when I found out.

Whats the deal when it comes to selling this? Am I obliged to tell a
potential buyer about this?

To be honest, its not as if its dangerous or anything - I've been
driving it around for 2+ years without even knowing !!!!

"paulfoel" <BertieBigBollox (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote

To anyone who knows what Cat D means, (minimal damage etc) I wouldn't have
thaught it would be a major concern, providing any damage has been repaired
properly.
Mike.

On 14 Feb, 18:53, "Mike G" <met... (AT) lycos (DOT) co.uk> wrote:
The garage I was trying to part-ex to seems to have a problem with it.
I wouldnt be surprised if it wasnt another scam to give even less for
my part-ex mind !

paulfoel <BertieBigBollox (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:

Most garages wouldn't buy a car 'on the register'. It's not unusual.

If you bought it from a dealer, then you may have some come-back....
even if it's some time since you bought it.

Speak to your local Trading Standards / Citizens Advice.
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On 14 Feb, 19:53, s... (AT) italiancar (DOT) co.uk (SteveH) wrote:
I had trouble with the garage in question a month or so after the
sale. They did some repairs that turned out to be botched...

Anyway, they have now 'done a bunk' so no chance there...

Do all garages do a HPI check before taking a part-ex off you ???