
‘First-party fraud’, including ‘fronting’, was the most common type of motor finance fraud in the second quarter of 2012, according to the latest statistics from the Finance & Leasing Association. First-party motor finance fraud usually occurs when a person takes out credit on behalf of someone else and a finance agreement is ‘fronted’ when a vehicle is not being used by the customer who was originally approved by the finance company.

Ok, it is only the Fiat 500, but any Fiat that is rated as one of the Top 10 slowest depreciating cars in the UK is still news.


A trade body has warned that the increasing use of hard disks in car infotainment systems means that owners are sometimes leaving sensitive personal data when they sell the car.
