Refund

jennyjoan | 18:23 Sat 28th Oct 2023 | ChatterBank

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If I go for the new car am I entitled to a refund that I paid for my current one to take place end of december

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Redhelen72

Why are you returning the car and how long have you had it

jennyjoan

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Rh. Earlier posts should have been read

Redhelen72

Was the car broken or do you not like it?

Redhelen72

I am not going to try and find a post that tells me what's wrong with the car!

the last I heard you didn't like the hand brake

jennyjoan

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Have talked about it until I'm blue and so more. Just wanted question answered

Peter Pedant

If you buy an object A a

nd then sell it on, you are usually not entitled to a refund from anyone

BUT I think you mean car tax disc thingey - and they have changed the rules.

Give the green 'new keeper' slip from the log book to the buyer. You must tell DVLA you've sold the vehicle and give them the full name and address of the buyer. If you do not do this, any vehicle tax refund you're owed might be affected.

implies yes.

Redhelen72

You won't be entitled to a refund if there was nothing wrong with the car

Peter Pedant

Same dealer?

then there is a trade in value - which is negotiable

Zacs-Master

If it's the same dealer then, maybe. If not, was the deposit refundable? You'll (hopefully) have some paperwork or an email which states whether it is or not.