DVLA crushing vehicles on finance.

[Dommydino]

Matthen said:

grkify said:

Love it, this is hilarious! Buys car on finance doesn't pay tax then wants to take dvla to court. What's a years tax £500 max £1000 if its brand new but happy to spend money on pointless court case. Get back under your bridge troll.

Think he did... This thread was started 6.25 years ago.

[Pica-Pica]

Any V5C document will state 'this document is not proof of ownership'. Also a direct debit monthly or yearly could have avoided this. On a similar vein, what about the OP's mortgage, finance payments, Council tax? Where they single payments or DD? If you take on these commitments, you take on responsibilities. Not only has the OP annoyed the DVLA and finance company, s/he has screwed their credit rating too.

[Brucey31]

Any news from the original poster?

[MarkwG]

Brucey31 said:

Any news from the original poster?

I think he's quietly allowing goats unimpeded transit over his bridge...

[sahajesh]

MarkwG said:

I think he's quietly allowing goats unimpeded transit over his bridge...

Waste of a

[Schermerhorn]

Timberwolf said:

Who the hell commits to a car on finance and then can't afford a tax disc?

Same type of people who buy AMGs and then fill up £10 at a time....

[anonymous-user]

This thread is hilarious. I'm all for the DVLA crushing cars if people don't pay tax. It doesn't happen straight away anyway, they give you ages to buy it and even if after that you haven't then tough.

I can't believe I got drawn into the argument. I've trolled myself.

[colinrob]

Must be honest forgot to SORN my car got a letter from DVLA with approx £70 fine and told to tax or sorn it, so I paid the fine taxed it and as it was a c32 AMG I went to Tesco and put £10 petrol in it (lying about the last bit)