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larko

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I am getting a new car and my daughter is having my old one but is not ready for it for a few months, does anybody know if I can SORN the vehicle store it on my drive to claim the tax back then transfer the ownership later for her to tax and insure?
 
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larko said:
I am getting a new car and my daughter is having my old one but is not ready for it for a few months, does anybody know if I can SORN the vehicle store it on my drive to claim the tax back then transfer the ownership later for her to tax and insure?
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I sort of knew this really and should have been more diligent, but I’d recommend you move the car up and down the drive quite regularly - just yesterday I failed my MOT on two tyres with 6-7mm of tread left, but cracks with cord showing between the treads due to settlement presumed to be during lack of use in lockdown.

It was a safety issue and I wouldn’t have wanted a blow out, but that’s £340 I won’t be getting back and could have saved if I’d been a bit more careful. Hey ho...
 
larko said:
I am getting a new car and my daughter is having my old one but is not ready for it for a few months, does anybody know if I can SORN the vehicle store it on my drive to claim the tax back then transfer the ownership later for her to tax and insure?
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Are you going to continue to insure it until you transfer it?
 
I thought this thread was about malt loaf and he'd abbreviated the name.
 
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