Some car finance agreements included undisclosed commissions. If yours did, you could be entitled to compensation! Check in minutes.
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If you took out car finance from 2007 onwards and the dealership did not clearly disclose the commission they were paid, you could be owed money back.
Complete our quick online claims form to check your eligibility. There’s no obligation, and you’ll receive a fast initial assessment of your claim.
Checking whether you’re owed compensation is quick, secure, and completely no-obligation.
Complete our short online form - it only takes a couple of minutes.
Our specialists assess your information to see if your finance may have been mis-sold.
Receive your outcome and decide whether you’d like to proceed - no pressure.
Many car finance agreements taken out since 2007 included undisclosed commissions paid by lenders to dealerships or brokers. These incentives often resulted in higher interest rates without customers being properly informed.
If commission payments, interest rate options, or the true cost of your agreement were not clearly explained, your car finance may have been mis-sold.
Claims may be possible on car finance agreements taken out since 2007, depending on the circumstances of the sale. The amount of compensation varies based on the loan amount, interest rate, and agreement length.
It takes just a few minutes to check whether your car finance agreement may qualify for compensation - with no obligation.
Quick check • Secure form • No obligation