BMW PCP Claims

Had a BMW on finance since 2007?

You could be owed £1,658* in compensation...

ONLINE CLAIM CHECKER

Find your agreements in minutes

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We will find all of your car finance agreements since 2007 for BMW and other manufacturers or lenders.

This quick online check helps us find your car finance agreements and gives an initial indication of whether they may be eligible. Every potential complaint is then assessed individually before it can proceed.

Works for BMW Financial Services and every major lender.

PCP and HP Car Finance
No old paperwork required
100% no win, no fee **
Covers any BMW - 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Series, X, Z, M and i-Series
Claim for multiple vehicles
Check all your past vehicle finance agreements

The FCA estimates the average redress per eligible agreement will be £829 before claim fees. *Based on our partners customers having an average of at least two agreements. Figures quoted are gross estimates and are subject to their fees.

No need to dig out old paperwork – we will find all of your car finance agreements for you

You do not need to use a legal representative. You can submit a complaint yourself to your car finance provider. Where your claim is unsuccessful, you may appeal to the Financial Ombudsman Service for free. The FCA have also introduced a free redress scheme.

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BMW PCP Claims works in partnership with our SRA-regulated legal partner, Elmwood Law.

No Win, No Fee **

You pay nothing unless your claim is successful...

Typical fee: 30% + VAT (36% including VAT) of compensation recovered. Fees will never exceed the FCA fee cap. A cancellation fee may apply after the 14-day cooling-off period.

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Enter your details using our online claim checker.

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Our system finds your potentially qualifying agreements since 2007.

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Find out if you might qualify and discover your estimated claim value.

The hidden car finance commission scandal – what you need to know

The FCA uncovered widespread mis-selling in car finance, where many agreements included hidden "discretionary commission" payments to salespeople.
These commissions gave dealers an incentive to charge higher interest rates - at your expense.
This practice was banned by the FCA, but it affected around 40% of PCP and HP finance deals between 2007 and 2020.
BMW drivers were especially exposed - higher average finance amounts meant higher hidden commissions on many BMW agreements.
The FCA expects around £7.5 billion to be paid back to affected motorists.
If you had car finance during this time - especially multiple agreements - you could be owed £THOUSANDS*.

If you had car finance between 2007 and 2020, check now to see if you may qualify for a refund.

Use our online claim checker – it takes under a minute: