If you took out a car finance loan
in the last 10 years, you may be owed money

When taking out a car loan, it’s often difficult to get the full picture and the advice you need. This may have left you on the line for costs which should have been paid by the Finance Provider – which now means there’s compensation for you to claim.

Check if you’re eligible to make a mis-sold car finance claim now.

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Have you ever had a car finance agreement? *

Were you told about the Commission the Dealership would receive? *

Were the different finance options presented and explained to you? *

Did you incur any unexpected charges or fees when handing the car back? *

Great News! Based on your answers you may be due compensation.

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Don't forget, we can help you with 2 types of claim for £1000's in Compensation on your current and past Car Finance Agreements.

What is a mis-sold car finance agreement?

In many cases, people have been sold car finance agreements that don’t have their best interests in mind. It could be that you were not presented with all options available, or were given options less-suited to your needs with a view to the provider making more money. This means you may have paid more than you should have – so put in a claim request today to see how much cash you could be owed.

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If your mis-sold car finance claim is unsuccessful, you won’t be charged a thing. Only pay when you win!

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Use our free assessment tool to see how much you might be owed – it takes no more than 60 seconds.

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Types of Claim

Mis-sold Car Finance Claims

Dealerships have a legal obligation to present you with all options available when you’re looking to purchase a vehicle (not to mention advising you with the most suitable option for your needs). In the case of a mis-sold agreement, it could be that you were given misleading information and didn’t make the most cost-effective decision as a result.

Secret Commission Claims

In some cases, a “secret commission” was being made by the Dealership. In this instance, the person who sold you the car didn’t disclose that they were making a commission based on the type of agreement sold, and that cost was then covered by you – also known as a “Section 140”.


It is estimated that more than 10 Million Brits have been mis-sold Car Finance – could you be one of them?

Mis-sold PCP Car Finance Claims FAQ

What type of compensation can I claim back?

You may be liable for one of two types of compensation – mis-sold finance or secret commissions. The former is due when you were sold the incorrect or an unsuitable product (or later came into financial difficulties due to unseen costs as a result), and the latter is due when the Dealership made a commission from the Finance Provider, which was unknowingly paid by you at the time of sale.

Your claim amount will vary based on multiple factors, including how much the initial loan was, when you entered the finance agreement (the longer you’ve been paying, the more you should be owed), and the difference in interest between the product you purchased vs what you could and/or should have been sold.
With our free assessment tool, taking the first step towards compensation costs nothing. Simply fill in our quick and easy form, then we’ll let you know if you’re potentially owed money.

If you have a claim, we’ll put you in touch with one of our professional solicitors who are specialists in this area. They operate on a no-win-no-fee basis, so you can be sure you’re in safe hands. It’s from them that we may be paid a commission should your claim go through. To be clear: you pay us nothing! Our fees come from the solicitor themselves.
In short, no. The only instance in which you may have to surrender some of your owed compensation is if you’re in arrears on the finance payments already, in which case it may be used to bring your payments up to date.
The more paperwork you’re able to provide us regarding your original finance agreement and vehicle purchase, the faster the process will move. If you don’t have any paperwork, we can request this from the Dealership and Finance Provider.
The claim will be made against the Finance Provider, not the dealership where you bought your car. Dealerships act as “agents” only, meaning it’s the Finance Provider’s responsibility to regulate their activity and ensure they’re doing things right.