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So selling the wifes car to a online car buying site. Cant find the logbook and for some reason the wife thinks she never got one!
Question is if when we apply for a new one will the date of the application be on the logbook or date of purchase (which was two years ago)
as the online buyer wont buy a car that is less than three months of ownership
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Date of purchase if they look correctly at the application
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I'm pretty sure that if you've had the car 2 years you would've taxed it? I don't believe you can do this without a logbook. Maybe wrong though
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I'm pretty sure that if you've had the car 2 years you would've taxed it? I don't believe you can do this without a logbook. Maybe wrong though if you pay monthly online it allows you to tax it |
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cjj
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I'm pretty sure that if you've had the car 2 years you would've taxed it? I don't believe you can do this without a logbook. Maybe wrong though if you pay monthly online it allows you to tax it Only with the green slip at the very least. I expect DVLA might try and fine the OP if they try and back date it too far. DVLA Vehicle Enquiry shows the date of last Logbook change if that is something you can check. |
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Last Edit: Jul 6, 2020 21:06:42 GMT by cjj
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