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No I don't want them to take it away, I want them to take the £3000 extra they have charged me for a brand new bike,I've never had.Then I might think about paying,your telling me that you would pay for something you have never owned,if it was just a typo then why wont they correct it,its like buying a jag and driving home in a mini.

Well I'm not paying for something I dont own,I payed for 2 years,if they can't be bothered to sort it out,then nor can I, I tried to sort it out for 2 years,I'm done.

I don't deny owing some money,and I never refused to pay, but like you say they should amend the agreement but they wont,they say its down to the dealer, they're not interested, I have god knows how many letters to prove it.

It's the more expensive bike price, it lists the more expensive model on the finance papers, I think from memory I've been charged about 10k, when I should of been paying about 7k, the registration number coincides with the bike I have ,but the paperwork says it's the next model up ,I originally brought the bike as ex demo for 5k, I saw another bike so I sold the yamaha mt-07 and brought a different bike, after a week I regretted my decision and decided to buy the yamaha mt-07 back ,it wasn't until about a year later I looked at the paperwork and then realized that they had charged me for a brand new Yamaha mt-09. The FCA's didnt want to know, so I just gave up ,I still have all the paperwork I've been sent.

Buyer beware, I brought a Yamaha mt-07 with this company, and I'll admit that I didn't read the small print, like anyone ever does, about a year after buying the bike, I decided to look at the finance papers and to my disbelief they had charged for a new Yamaha mt-09, I had brought a yamaha mt-07 which it says quite clearly on the paperwork. I rang the the dealer who said not surprisingly it was down to who I'd had finance with, I'd had quite a lot of finance with them before and had no trouble, I thought it would be a simple enough task to correct the problem, to my surprise they weren't interested and because I had the bike for over a year, they said I had accepted that the goods were mine, as it stands I have refused to pay as I am paying for something I dont actually own surely this must be FRAUD? CAN ANYONE HELP PLEASE.

Much appreciated

So can I reverse the termination or not.?

I was 7 months into the agreement plus the deposit I had put down,I did the vt by email. Moneybarn

I have sorned it, uninsured, but I would like to keep the vehicle, it's only while this Corona outbreak that I can't afford the full payment, I panicked and voluntarily terminated the agreement, and regretted it, so I mainly want to know if it can be reversed.

Hi I used my right voluntary terminate a conditional sale on a vehicle, but after doing so, I wished to change my mind I asked if I could set up payment plan instead, they flatly refused, well because of the covid-19 outbreak, they were supposed to collect the vehicle on the vehicle on March 14th but they sent me an email saying they could not collect the vehicle at this time and could I please keep the vehicle taxed, mot'd and insured, the mot had run out in February, I had to change the insurance to my wife's car, I am disabled so have cancelled the tax as I have also put this on my wife's car, they want me to keep the vehicle until the outbreak of covid-19 is over, which could be months, they could charge me for the vehicle as it would have been sitting without being used for over 6 months, I have decided to charge the finance company storage charges at £10 a day, Can I legally do this as it is not my fault they couldn't collect the vehicle, I know it's not their fault either, but I did offer to make half the payment a month, and they refused, also will the vehicle still show on the hpi register as being on finance. Many thanks. Darren