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There is a website where you can find out whether a vehicles has a valid MOT - but I can't seem to find it. I got it off here last time, but forgot to save it. Any help greatly appreciated.

LBerry Thurs 28/08/08 10:15

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kempie
Thurs 28/08/08
13:10

The above site should include a link to

http://www.motinfo.gov.uk/

To ensure checks are made by those with a legitimate interest in the vehicle, you require access to either an MOT test number from a test certificate or the reference number from the V5C.

Toureman
Thurs 28/08/08
16:48

Go to kempie's link and click "continue" thats the page you want.

LBerry
Fri 29/08/08
16:15

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Thanks, but it's none of these. It's an 'unofficial' one, but has the disclaimers about incorrect usage. The problem is that we are a small finance company, therefore we have a legitimate interest in all of the vehicles we finance (because we own them) but in most cases we don't have the V5, as it is registered to our customer (so we don't get all of the speding tickets, parking fines etc). If we reach repossession stage, we need to know whether they are MOT'd prior to repossession, but obviously the relationship with the customer has already broken down so we can't simply ask them.

madmondeo
Sat 30/08/08
16:44

I know several sites which anyone can check to see if any vehicle is taxed and insured but have been unsuccesful in trying to find one which states whether a vehicle has a valid MOT.

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