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Consumer RightsYes — but which route applies depends on why you want out. Faulty car, can't afford the payments, just signed, or end of agreement: what each option really costs, and the one thing you should never do with the keys.
Consumer RightsOn HP or PCP, your finance company legally supplied the car – making it directly responsible for faults. Learn how to claim against your lender.
Consumer RightsBought a faulty car and the dealer has closed down? You may still have ways to get your money back. Here's what to do.
DisputesFinance company rejected your faulty car claim? The Financial Ombudsman can help. Learn when to use FOS, how the process works, and what they can award.
Consumer RightsWant out of your PCP or HP agreement? Voluntary termination lets you hand back the car once you've paid 50%. Learn how VT works and when it's the right choice.
Consumer RightsThe FCA's car finance redress scheme launches in 2026. Up to 14 million consumers may be owed an average of £700. Learn how to claim yourself for free - don't pay a CMC 36% of your compensation.
Consumer RightsDiscovered there's outstanding finance on the car you just bought? The finance company may repossess it. Learn your rights and how to protect yourself.
Consumer RightsTwo ways to get your money back when a car purchase goes wrong. Learn the key differences between Section 75 claims and chargebacks, and which one to use.
Consumer RightsBought a faulty car on PCP? Learn exactly how to reject it, what happens to your finance agreement, and how to get your money back.
Consumer RightsBought a faulty car on Hire Purchase? Learn how HP rejection works, what happens to your payments, and your rights against the finance company.
You may be entitled to a full refund under the Consumer Rights Act 2015. Check your car free in 2 minutes.
Based on the Consumer Rights Act 2015
