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General => General discussion => Topic started by: thetrash on 02 January 2005, 20:20
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Have my old mk2 gti sitting in uncles barn and want to sell it. There's still 4 months mot but no tax and I'm no longer insured on the car. How can I tax it when I'm not insured? Any ideas would be appreciated.
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Err, No easy way around this one, unless you know someone else who has insurance to cover it, eg, in the trade :undecided:
Could get a few days temporary insurance? :rolleyes:
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its not tax that brings the value of the vehicle down, its MOT.
as you have an MOT you should be able to sell it withough too many difficulties.
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Agreed, the tax belongs to the person not the vehicle and probably wont add the value to the vehicle that you spend on tax.
Anyway I have tried to buy tax for a mates car using my insurance certificate which covered me third party, the P Off refused flatly to accept it. We even complained to the DVLA and they said though technically I was insured to drive the vehicle that I needed to be named on the policy which covers the vehicle.
Though I supposed they may make acceptions for trade.