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1. www.pistonheads.com › gassing › topicChecking if a car is "in trade" - Page 1 - Speed, Plod & the ...

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   I need to check if a car is currently "in trade". Normally this would be a case of simply phoning the DVLA, waiting on hold for half an hour and then asking the question.

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3. motorscan.co.uk › guides › rights-when-buying-a-usedRights when Buying a Used Car from Private, Trade and Auction

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   Dec 7, 2023 · When buying a used car from dealerships and motor traders, consumers generally expect more professionalism and transparency than private sellers. However, issues can still arise, which can be minimised by thoroughly researching the dealership and carrying out their own car history check.

   • The Consumer Rights Act 2015 is pivotal in safeguarding consumers when purchasing a used car from a private seller, auction house or dealership. Th...
   • The Misrepresentation Act is perhaps more appropriate when speaking about used cars, mainly where a seller provides false or misleading information...
   • Carrying out a car history check can be an invaluable process for consumers to avoid relying on consumer rights legislation by providing them with...
   • Buying a used car from a private seller can offer cost savings, but it can also be riskier since private sellers may not have the same obligations...
   • When buying a used car through a car supermarket like Cazoo or Cinch, your rights and protections are similar to those from a traditional dealershi...

4. www.autoexpress.co.uk › sell-my-car › guidesWhat is a V5C? Vehicle log book rules for car buyers and ...

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   Apr 3, 2024 · This section informs the DVLA about the trader’s name and business details, as well as the date of sale. This must also be sent off immediately at the time of sale.

5. www.gov.uk › vehicle-registrationVehicle registration: Overview - GOV.UK

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   Use the different registration schemes for the motor trade if you’re a vehicle manufacturer, importer or VAT-registered trader.

   • Register a new vehicle The dealer will usually register a brand new vehicle for you. If the dealer will not do it, you can register the vehicle you...
   • Your vehicle may not have been registered before with DVLA if it’s: brand new a kit car imported been rebuilt or radically altered an old or classi...
   • You’ll have to pay a fee of £55 if you’re registering and taxing a vehicle for the first time with DVLA. You can pay by cheque or postal order. You...
   • Your vehicle must comply with the road vehicles regulations if you use it on the road. Radically altered vehicles are vehicles that have been alter...
   • Your vehicle must meet the road vehicles regulations if you use it on the road. If you have a classic vehicle that has not been taxed since 1983, i...
   • Your vehicle must comply with the road vehicles regulations if you use it on the road. How to register You must follow all the instructions for reg...

6. www.gov.uk › trade-licence-plates › rulesRules for using your trade plates - GOV.UK

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   Rules for using your trade plates. You can only use trade plates on vehicles that: are safe to drive (‘roadworthy’) are insured. have a valid MOT, or are exempt from needing an MOT. You can ...

7. forum.rac.co.uk › threads › 15876-Buying-a-car-onBuying a car on trade terms and your rights - RAC Forum

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   Jun 4, 2016 · Trader is defined as "a person acting for purposes relating to that person’s trade, business, craft or profession, whether acting personally or through another person acting in the trader’s name or on the trader’s behalf", so it's not confined to the motor trade.

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   How do I register a car in the motor trade?

   • Use the different registration schemes for the motor trade if you’re a vehicle manufacturer, importer or VAT-registered trader. You'll need the vehicle's registration number, make, model and MOT test number. You also need to see the V5C vehicle registration certificate (log book). Once you've bought the vehicle, you have to register it.

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   Can you use trade plates on a car?

   • You can only use trade plates on vehicles that: You can only use the plates for the purpose you write on your application form. For example, if you say they’ll be used for customers to test drive vehicles for sale, they cannot be used for other purposes.

   Rules for using your trade plates - GOV.UK

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   What does it mean if a vehicle has a good title?

   • If a vehicle has good title, it means the owner has the right to sell it, and that the vehicle is not subject to any third party ownership rights, e.g. hire purchase finance. The distance in millimetres from a horizontal line touching the highest point of the vehicle roof to the point of contact with the road surface.

   Glossary | Understand all the terms used in a vehicle check | HPI Ltd

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   What is “in trade”?

   • When a vehicle gets passed into the ownership of any company classed as a Motor Trader (Dealership, garage, insurance company etc), DVLA obviously have to be notified, but they don't get put added as a keeper on the V5. Otherwise this would mean a 2-owner car could become a 4 owner car just by passing through two garages.

   Checking if a car is "in trade" - PistonHeads

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   Should you buy a used car from a dealership?

   • When buying a used car from dealerships and motor traders, consumers generally expect more professionalism and transparency than private sellers. However, issues can still arise, which can be minimised by thoroughly researching the dealership and carrying out their own car history check. Potential problems with dealers include:

   Rights when Buying a Used Car from Private, Trade and Auction

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   What is a vehicle registration mark?

   • Vehicle Registration Mark, or number plate. The distance in Millimetres between two vertical lines touching the opposite sides of the vehicle excluding the Wing Mirrors. This is a term for a vehicle that has been subject to an insurance total loss claim, or 'written-off', because of damage or because it has been stolen and not recovered.

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9. www.hpi.co.uk › guides › vehicle-jargon-termsGlossary | Understand all the terms used in a vehicle check

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   The Sale of Goods Act (1979) obliges car dealers to sell cars of 'satisfactory quality' to which they have good title. Other important legislation under the Trade Descriptions Act (1968), binding dealers to describe cars accurately; and the Road Traffic Acts which requires all vehicles displayed, offered or sold to be in roadworthy condition.