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Family car feuds

Two-thirds of people would be willing to sell a faulty car to a relative, according to research

Family car feuds

If you’ve had a bad experience selling a car to or buying one from a family member we want to hear from you.

Recent research suggests two-thirds of people wouldn’t think twice before flogging a dodgy used motor to a relative, and we want to talk to both buyers and sellers.

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We’re looking for people who are happy to tell their warts-and-all story and ideally be photographed and used as case studies in the magazine.

If you’re interested in taking part, please E-mail James Foxall at j_foxall@msn.com with contact details, including your phone number and the best time to call.

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