Car document guides
Every car owner needs certain paperwork to legally drive in the UK. From your V5C logbook to insurance paperwork and a valid MOT certificate, read up on necessary car documents to have on hand.
Guides
There are documents that are essential to have to hand if you want to sell your car.
The V5C logbook is one of the most important documents about your car, learn more about this key piece of paperwork.
Your service history proves that you’ve taken good care of your car, so it’s a crucial document. Learn more here.
Learn what to do if you’re selling your car and don’t have your V5C logbook.
Where and how to replace all those vital car documents. From V5C logbook to your MOT certificate.
This guide shows you how to check your road tax, why it’s important, different tax bands and the cost of vehicle excise duty.
It’s a legal requirement to tax your car in the UK. You’ll not get very far if you don’t pay your road tax! Learn how to do it and why it’s so important.
The perfect way to customise your car, how do you deal with private plates when you want to sell? Read on to find out.
Learn all about MOTs, how often you must MOT your car, and how they are used to ensure your car is safe for the road.
A CoC is a document you can request from your car’s manufacturer. It has several uses, including verification of ULEZ, CAZ and LEZ compliance.
Need to know your car’s VIN number? And just what is a VIN? Find out more about the vehicle identification number.
It’s illegal to drive on UK roads without insuring your car. Find out how to check if your car is insured and how to insure it if not.
Read up on how insurance groups impact precisely how much you pay for cover.
Damaged cars could still have some life in them yet – our guide will tell you just how much!
A Cat N car classification (previously known as Cat D) isn’t something to ignore. Learn why in our guide.
Learn how to cancel your road tax and get a refund if you don’t plan to drive your car for a significant period.
Learn how to retain your vehicle’s number plate when selling your car.
If you’re due to pay road tax, you can expect a V11 to land on your doormat. Here’s what that means for your vehicle.
You’ll need to update your driving licence once every ten years until the age of 70 – here’s how.
There are several options when selling a car with a private plate. Our handy guide has all the info to help you decide which is best for you.
Having your car written off doesn’t mean it’s the end of the road. Learn about the options available to you here.
Need more car advice?
Need to sell your car, or want to understand more about documentation or maintenance? Check out more of our guides here, covering everything from the paperwork you need when buying and selling, to various notices you may need to file with the UK’s driver and vehicle licensing agency.