Volkswagen won't let me transfer my finance agreement to Guernsey
We are moving to Guernsey in a few weeks and plan to take our new Volkswagen Up with us. I phoned Volkswagen’s financial service to inform them, but they have told me I need to pay the loan in full before the move. Is this correct? I thought that Guernsey was part of the UK.
Asked on 28 August 2013 by youngyoung
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Guernsey is probably regarded as "offshore". If Volkswagen finance won't budge, the answer is to get a bank loan to pay off the car loan.
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