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Don't risk it for the sake of a few pounds.
When it comes to buying a used car privatly you can never be to carefull. You think about how good it looks outside your house or how nice it is to drive, but have you ever thought what could happen if you didn't check out the cars history? Heres a quick FREE guide to the hidden dangers of buying a used car and not getting a hpi check done first.
Written-off.
Did you know that every year, nearly half a million cars involved in accidents are declared by insurers to have been too badly damaged to be safely repaired and returned to the road, but many still find their way back on to UK roads. On average, 4 out of every 100 used vehicles hpi check has, at some stage, been written-off. Fortunately, with access to more car data than anyone else, a hpi used car history check will help you to avoid putting yourself and your family at great risk both financially and physically.
Stolen Vehicle Check.
hpi identifies nearly 30 stolen vehicles every day. Many get sold as so called 'bargains' to unsuspecting buyers who then have to return the car to its rightful owner without getting a penny back. Having a hpi check means you will reduce the risk of losing your money, by finding out if the car has any hidden history.
Clocked Mileage.
Five out of every 100 car checks against the hpi National Mileage Register reveal vehicle mileage discrepancies. hpi's National Mileage Register holds around 85 million readings, thats more than anyone else - helping you to avoid paying over the odds for a used car that has potentially had its mileage clocked.
Outstanding finance.
Outstanding finance is the biggest risk facing car buyers, with 24 out of every 100 cars that have a hpi check turn out to still be subject to a outstanding finance agreement. If the loan remains unpaid when you purchase the vehicle, you will not acquire title to it, nor will you be protected by the Sale of Goods Act (1979). Having a vehicle hpi check done first will help you avoid this all too common problem by making sure the car is free from outstanding car finance.
Cloned?
Many stolen vehicles go on to be cloned to disguise their identity so that they appear completely legitimate. A cloned car is one which has illegally taken the identity of a legitimately owned vehicle. This means there will be two or more cars with the same identity, including the same make, model, mark, vehicle registration, and vehicle identification number. You should be aware of any vehicles being sold for cash, below the market price or at places such as service stations may have been cloned.
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