Are you owed thousands in compensation?

Have you financed a vehicle in or after 2007?

In 2021, a Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) investigation discovered widespread mis-selling of car finance agreements.

Thousands of consumers already submitted their claims to solicitor firms and the time to check is now to beat the queue.

Millions of UK drivers could land compensation as the finance watchdog investigates car finance mis-selling.

1. Check Your Vehicle Registration Number

Enter your registration number by clicking one of our action links and you will be directed to our vehicle check section.

Here will will confirm some details with you to help us decide if your claim is worth pursuing fro compensation.

2. Check For Additional Vehicles

Once you have provided your details we will ask you to sign an authority form to allow us to do a soft credit search.

Here we will find all the vehicle finance agreements you have had since 2007 so there is no need for you to go digging for the paperwork.

3. Sign Your No-Win, No-Fee Agreement

Finally we will ask you to sign a No Win No Fee agreement. Once you submit your claim we will pass your claim to one of our car finance reclaim solicitors who will proceed strictly on a no Win No Fee basis.

Sit back, relax and we will do the rest.

Why Could I Be Owed Money?

Higher Interest rates

Were you sold a contract with higher interest rates than you were entitled too

Unaffordable Aggreements

Were you sold a finance agreement that you could not afford to pay, are you a victim of irresponsible lending?

Hidden Commissions

Were you informed about hidden commissions being paid to the car dealership at your cost?

Full Vehicle Check

Using our soft credit check facility we will find every agreement you could be owed compensation on to maximise your claim

Why Choose Click2Claim?

We offer a fully online claim process
You can check if you can claim 24/7 simply enter your registration number now
We offer a simple jargon free approach to recovering your compensation
We keep you informed on the progress of your claim throughout

What finance providers are in the news?

Barclays

The Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) upheld a complaint against Barclays Partner Finance in June 2023. In its decision, the FOS said that Barclays had “failed to act fairly and reasonably” by not informing a customer that their car finance agreement had included a commission payment of nearly £1,600.

Santander

Up to 90% of all new car sales are funded with some sort of financing, most commonly Personal Contract Purchase (PCP). A significant volume of used car sales use financing, too. While PCP is popular in the used car market, Hire Purchase (HP) is also prevalent in this sector.

Close Brothers

According to MoneySavingExpert, which collected data from its readers during a May 2024 survey, 44% of Close Brothers customers have been told that their PCP agreement included a discretionary commission arrangement (DCA), which are at the centre of the car finance mis-selling scandal.

How this all shapes up

£40Bn

Per year in car finance

The vehicle finance industry is worth a whopping £40bn pounds to UK car finance lenders.

90%

Of all vehicles our purchased on finance

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Over 90% of all vehicles purchased are bought using a car finance agreement

40%

Of finance vehicles expected to have been mis-sold

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It is estimated that over 40% of all car finance policies hold may qualify for compensation

Do you qualify?

Over 30Million PCP agreements expected to qualify for compensation

The outcome of a major investigation into hidden, unfair car finance commission will be pushed back from September 2024 to May 2025, it’s been announced. But the regulator behind the probe has told MoneySavingExpert.com founder Martin Lewis that payouts to drivers are now “more likely”.