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part exchanging my car!

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saxo_boi | 15:16 Wed 22nd Mar 2006 | Motoring
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i am part echanging my car on friday, i heard recently on the radio that the laws are changing about the v5 document. but im confused, does that mean that i need to get the companies details who i am p/e ing with and then send off the v5? or do they do it? any help would be great, cheers
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The onus is upon you as the current registered keeper to inform the DVLA that your car has been sold. If you do not, you will continue to be responsible for taxing the vehicle and any penalties for its non-payment. You�ll also receive mail relating to any offences committed in the vehicle. Simply send DVLA your vehicle�s registration document/certificate with the new owner�s details and they�ll send you a letter of receipt confirming that you are no longer liable for taxing it
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so what if i am part exchanging with a dealer? do i put the companies name down?
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oh ok thank you very much!

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