What’s the issue with buying a vehicle on a MotoNovo PCP finance agreement?
City watchdog, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has recently launched an industry wide investigation into whether customers have overpaid on their car finance loans. The FCA is conducting a detailed review into historic commission arrangements in the motor finance industry following a high number of complaints from customers to car finance providers. The FCA’s review means that car finance providers such as MotoNovo Finance are now under close scrutiny by the regulator.
Any Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) car agreement from dealerships may have included a hidden, secret or discretionary commission fee paid by the lender finance company. Often unknown to the consumer, this fee inflates the price of the contract. This means that if you have taken out a PCP financial plan with MotoNovo Finance since 1st April 2014, you may be able to claim the money from these commissions. TLW Solicitors can help you get a refund for MotoNovo Finance PCP mis-selling.
Government-backed watchdog, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), has banned finance arrangements where the car dealers and their sales teams could earn more commission if customers were sold a more expensive PCP finance deal. This would often happen without the buyer even knowing what commission the sales team was getting. This is known as a ‘secret’, ‘hidden’ or ‘discretionary commission’ and meant that customers were unfairly paying more than they should. Many UK drivers are now eligible to make PCP claims for each car contract that may have been mis-sold.