The advice from the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) is that you should never buy a car without a V5 logbook, because the car could have been stolen, written off or have finance owing ...

Logbook loans can be an easy and quick way of getting cash. You temporarily transfer ownership of your car to the loan ...

What to do with the V5 when selling a car You still need the paper logbook when selling a car. Any potential suitors will want to check it over before making a decision on whether to buy.

But the most vital piece of paperwork is the V5C log book. The V5C will have all the information about the car that your potential buyer needs to know. It will also provide reassurance that the ...

If you’ve ever bought or sold a car then you’re probably familiar with the V5C logbook, a document that contains information on a car and its registered keeper. When you sell a car the V5C ...

If you have a logbook on your vehicle, you can put it to good use while coping with an unexpected expense, having to pay ...

They can then use a stolen V5 document (car log book) to legitimise its identity. With help with vehicle history specialist Cap HPI, here are four straightforward ways to avoid buying a cloned car.

Motorists who need to update the address details on their vehicle log book (V5C) can now do this online, the DVLA has announced. The new service will reduce the amount of time it takes motorists ...