Can I sell a car before probate is granted?
Yes – vehicles are classed as chattels, and in most cases can be sold before probate. We always recommend you check with your solicitor.
What if I can’t find the registration document (V5)?
We can still purchase the car with or without the V5 registration document. We do however require proof of permission to sell.
What if the car keys are lost?
No problem – the vehicle will be valued as a non-runner, and we can arrange specialist recovery transport.
What if the car doesn’t have a current MOT?
No problem – we will still be able to purchase the vehicle. However, the vehicle will be valued as a non-runner.
What if the car isn’t insured?
No problem – we will still be able to purchase the vehicle. However it will be illegal for you to drive it.
What if the car isn’t taxed?
No problem – we will still be able to purchase the vehicle. However it will be illegal for you to drive it.
What if the car doesn’t start?
No problem – the vehicle will be valued as a non-runner, and we can arrange specialist recovery transport.
What if the car is miles from where I live?
No problem – we can deal directly with your solicitor, executor or trusted third party and collect keys and paperwork from them.
Do I need to bring the car to you?
No, we will appraise the car where it is currently situated.
Do I have to be present when you appraise the vehicle?
No, we can collect the keys from your solicitor, executor or trusted third party, and return them afterwards.
How is payment made?
Payment is made via bank transfer only, direct to either your solicitor or the executor’s account.
Do I need to notify the DVLA of the sale?
No, we handle all the paperwork on your behalf.
What if you are unable to purchase the vehicle?
We can advise on various alternative methods of disposal.
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