While the 14-day cooling-off period offers protection for car finance agreements, there are a few exceptions to be aware of:
Agreements Not Covered:
Exceptions and Limitations:
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Understanding these exceptions empowers you to make informed decisions and potentially avoid unwanted financial commitments.
Agreements Not Covered:
- Face-to-Face Sales: If the car finance agreement was arranged in person at a dealership showroom, rather than remotely (phone or online), the cooling-off period might not apply.
Exceptions and Limitations:
- Early Car Collection: If you specifically request early delivery of the car before the cooling-off period ends, you might waive your cancellation rights. Always double-check the terms before agreeing to early delivery.
- Using the Car Extensively: During the cooling-off period, you're expected to take reasonable care of the car. If you drive it excessively, the dealership might charge a fee to cover depreciation.
Here's How Reclaimingcarfinance.co.uk Can Help:
We can't offer financial advice.
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- For a definitive answer on whether your specific car finance agreement qualifies for the cooling-off period, consider seeking free guidance from Citizens Advice:
- Citizens Advice
Remember:
- The cooling-off period generally applies to remote car finance agreements (phone or online).
- Early car collection or excessive mileage during this period could limit your cancellation rights.
- If unsure about your rights, seek free advice from Citizens Advice.
Understanding these exceptions empowers you to make informed decisions and potentially avoid unwanted financial commitments.
