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Selling, Buying and Loving Cars
First published on: February 20, 2026
First published on: February 20, 2026
After losing someone, even simple tasks can feel overwhelming. You may need to sell a deceased person’s car, but you aren’t sure if probate has to come first. The rules around executors, the DVLA and the V5C logbook can seem confusing at an already difficult time. Here’s a straightforward guide. Key Takeaways: Can You Sell […]
Selling a car at auction in the UK can seem like a smart move. You list it, dealers bid, and the highest offer wins. In reality, commission fees, reserve prices and trade buying margins all influence what you actually take home. Before committing, it’s important to understand how auctions really work and whether they’ll deliver […]
Selling a SORN car privately can feel complicated. You may be unsure about DVLA rules, test drives, insurance, or whether the buyer can legally drive it away. One wrong step could cause delays or fines. The good news is that selling a SORN car privately is completely legal, provided you follow the correct rules on […]
If your car has outstanding finance, the selling process can appear complex and uncertain. Many drivers are concerned about the legal implications, buyer protections, and potential consequences. The solution is simpler than it seems. You can sell a car on finance in the UK, as long as the finance is settled correctly. This guide walks […]
Scrapping a car in the UK can feel stressful if you’re unsure what to do. DVLA rules, missing paperwork, and worries about using the wrong scrap dealer often leave people anxious about fines or future problems. This guide explains how to scrap a car in the UK, so you know exactly what steps to take […]
If you’re worried you can’t sell a car without a service history, you’re not alone. Many owners fear it’s a deal-breaker that puts buyers off and affects the car’s value. The reality is that, with the right approach, you can still sell your car confidently and avoid unnecessary stress. In this blog, we’ll walk you […]
