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You could be eligible for compensation if you were mis-sold your car finance agreement.
Thousands in the UK have potentially been mis-sold car finance and may be owed compensation. Our simple 3-step process makes checking your eligibility easy.
Use our quick online form to see if you might have been mis-sold.
If eligible, provide some details, and we handle the rest. No complex paperwork.
There’s nothing to pay upfront — a fee is charged only if your claim succeeds
You could have a finance claim if any of these apply to you:
You didn't know the broker or dealer would get a commission for your deal.
You didn't know they could set or adjust the interest rate on your deal.
The terms of your agreement weren't clearly explained to you.
You felt pressure to agree to the deal.
All the fees and charges weren't explained to you upfront.
Many UK car buyers were not properly informed about their car finance agreement terms and may be entitled to compensation.
Over a decade’s worth of experience in the claims management industry
Track record of successful claims against major lenders, specialising in irresponsible lending
You only pay if your claim is successful
Join thousands of others who have started a claim for mis-sold car finance agreements.
*Where No Win, No Fee* is offered - You pay nothing unless your claim is successful. A fee between 18 - 36% applies on successful claims (fee dependant on level of redress secured).
The UK's financial regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), has confirmed an industry wide redress scheme for motor finance agreements taken out between 6 April 2007 and 1 November 2024 where commission arrangements were not properly disclosed. The scheme was finalised in Policy Statement PS26/3 on 30 March 2026.
The scheme is currently subject to a legal challenge from several lenders and a consumer body. On 2 July 2026, the Upper Tribunal suspended part of the scheme while that challenge is heard. This means lenders do not have to work out or pay compensation for the time being. They must still identify the agreements and complaints affected, so cases are ready to be dealt with once the suspension lifts. The Tribunal is expected to hear the challenge between December 2026 and February 2027. The FCA has said it will defend the scheme.
Starting your claim now means your complaint is registered and in the queue, ready to be assessed as soon as the scheme resumes. You can start your claim with Allegiant today.