Was Your Car Finance Mis-Sold?
You could be owed thousands if your car finance agreement was mis-sold. No paperwork needed. No upfront costs. Just sign up and let our experts handle everything for you.
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You Could Be Entitled to Compensation
Eligibility depends on individual circumstances, but may include agreements made between April 2007 and November 2024
Hidden Commissions
Your dealer or broker earned commission without telling you.
Inflated Interest
You paid more due to unfairly high interest rates.
Pressured Sales
You felt rushed or pressured into signing the agreement.
Unclear Terms
Charges and contract terms weren’t properly explained.
Three Easy Steps to Your Claim
You don’t need any paperwork. Just provide a few details and we’ll do the rest.
We Find Your Agreements
Our team securely searches credit and vehicle databases to locate your past car finance records, even from years ago.
We Review the Details
We collect your finance history using just a few basic details. No need to dig through old paperwork or files.
We Handle Your Claim
Our experts review your agreements and deal directly with the lender on your behalf. All on a No Win, No Fee basis.
Helping Drivers Across Britain
Get the Justice They Deserve
Whether it’s a well-known high street provider or a smaller independent dealership, we may be able to help with your car finance claim. Our service covers the entire United Kingdom.
Important Information Before You Claim
No Win No Fee Guarantee
Where a No Win, No Fee agreement is offered, you won’t pay anything unless your claim succeeds. If successful, a fee between 18% and 36% (including VAT) applies, depending on your compensation amount. A cancellation fee may apply if you cancel after the 14-day cooling-off period. We may receive a referral fee for introducing you to our claims handling partners.
Your Rights Explained
You have the right to pursue your motor finance mis-selling claim independently, directly with the lender, through the Financial Ombudsman Service, or via any public redress scheme introduced by the FCA. Claiming independently is free of charge. While we’re committed to securing maximum compensation, we cannot guarantee a higher amount than you might obtain independently.
Latest FCA Updates
The Financial Conduct Authority has confirmed that the pause on complaint response deadlines for motor finance firms will be lifted on 31 May 2026. The FCA expects to introduce a redress scheme to address complaints relating to discretionary commission in car finance agreements during 2026.
Transparent Pricing, No Hidden Costs
Our partners work on a ‘NO WIN NO FEE’ basis, with no admin charges or hidden fees. Their fees are banded based on the redress amount and are subject to VAT at the prevailing rate.
Band
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- B
- C
- D
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Redress Amount
- £1 – £1,499
- £1,500 – £9,999
- £10,000 – £24,999
- £25,000 – £49,999
- £50,000+
Fee Percentage
- 30%
- 28%
- 25%
- 20%
- 15%
Maximum Fee
- £420
- £2,500
- £5,000
- £7,500
- £10,000
Our partner’s fees are in line with FCA guidelines on compensation refunds. The fees listed above are exclusive of VAT and will be subject to VAT at the prevailing rate. No-Win-No-Fee means you pay nothing unless your claim is successful. A cancellation fee may apply outside the 14-day cooling-off period. Please click here for details on our cancellation policy.
Ready to Claim What’s Yours?
Whether you financed through a major bank or a local dealership, no paperwork is needed. Sign up below to check your eligibility, and remember you won’t pay a penny unless your claim is successful or you cancel after the 14 day cooling off period.
Common Questions Answered
Find answers to frequently asked questions about car finance claims below. If you need more information, don’t hesitate to contact us.
How can I track the progress of my car finance claim?
Our Claims Management Company keeps you updated at every stage, ensuring your car finance refund stays on track. You’ll receive regular progress updates and always know exactly where your claim stands.
Has the number of car finance complaints to the Ombudsman increased?
Complaints about mis-sold car finance have surged significantly in recent times. If you believe you’ve been affected, don’t wait start your claim today to secure your place in the queue.
How do I raise a complaint about car finance mis-selling?
You can start your complaint by using our Car Finance Claims Check tool or by getting in touch with our team directly. We’ll guide you through every step to ensure your claim is handled quickly and efficiently.
Why are car finance companies issuing refunds?
Investigations revealed that lenders may have unfairly profited through hidden commissions and inflated interest rates. As a result, many customers are now entitled to compensation for mis-sold car finance agreements.
How long does the car finance claims process take?
The FCA has paused the requirement for motor finance firms to respond to complaints until 31 May 2026. The FCA has indicated that they expect a redress scheme to be implemented, and redress paid, during 2026.
Am I eligible to claim compensation for mis-sold car finance?
Our Claims Management Company keeps you updated at every stage, ensuring your car finance refund stays on track. You’ll receive regular progress updates and always know exactly where your claim stands.
Complaints about mis-sold car finance have surged significantly in recent times. If you believe you’ve been affected, don’t wait start your claim today to secure your place in the queue.
You can start your complaint by using our Car Finance Claims Check tool or by getting in touch with our team directly. We’ll guide you through every step to ensure your claim is handled quickly and efficiently.Investigations revealed that lenders may have unfairly profited through hidden commissions and inflated interest rates. As a result, many customers are now entitled to compensation for mis-sold car finance agreements.The FCA has paused the requirement for motor finance firms to respond to complaints until 31 May 2026. The FCA has indicated that they expect a redress scheme to be implemented, and redress paid, during 2026.