This is pretty depressing. The DVLA have been hassling me over two cars that I haven't owned for 18+ months. Yes, they did start writing to me much earlier this year, and I may or may not have had some SORN reminders even though I sold one and scrapped the other. But I've been too blimmin depressed during the last 12 months or so to deal with their nonsense. Today, I have a letter from some collection agency/bailiffs, reference one of the cars, even though DVLA haven't taken me to court. Are they allowed to do that? One car was sold with a broken engine to some guy from a car club/forum that I'm a member of, but I cannot for the life of me remember who. And the other, which the latest bailiff's letter is about, went to a local scrapyard. I did all the right stuff. Posted the relevant documents on both occasions, and even filled in the V5C in front of the scrap guy. I'm writing to DVLA again to tell them it was scrapped, just in case they lost my first letter. DVLA did eventually accept that I had sold the other one but still insist on having £80. Why is it my fault? *&%^$")£?}+=-@¬`/ to it! I've only just restarted working recently and could do with out these kind of worries. And did I also mention AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!! ? Pete.

Very happy to read this thread! I'm not certain how bad my own situation has become, but the main issue is exactly the same. DVLA have been hasseling me for months about two completely separate vehicles that I have not owned for more than 12 months. One was sold and the other scrapped. Now I have received a letter from some bailiffs type company, even though I haven't been taken to court. Should I start a new thread? OK,I just read the forum rules, and will start a new thread.