MarathonMan
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You could sell it privately as is once you advertise it for parts, no nct, tax etc. DoneDeal or adverts would get it shipped quicklyHello. My daughter moved overseas a year ago and left her 2006 car in my garage. She now wants to get rid of it. While it drives great still (Nissan make great cars), the insurance, nct, and tax are all expired. The value does not make it worth getting everything updated to sell as an on road car. I would like to know if it’s possible to transfer ownership to someone who might want it for spare parts (or to put it back on the road) with all of the aforementioned expired. I know I can get it taken away for free by Nissan. But if there is scope to get a few bob for it by selling privately, so much the better. She has the ownership book. Any advice is appreciated. Thank you.
If the owner wants to drive it legally the arrears will have to be cleared. Any potential new owners would have to tax it after sale.Perhaps that’s changed
if you or anyone else wants to drive it legally the arrears will have to be cleared.
New owner only pays from the time its registered to them..
NoMy apologies, I hadn't realised the law had changed.
Is the vendor still not on the hook for the arrears?
What about NCT I wonder?The back motor tax liability is wiped clean on change of ownership.
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