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A whopping 44 percent of car leasing agreements sold between April 2007 and November 2024 could have been mis-sold, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has stated.

The vast majority of drivers buy their vehicles through leasing agreements, which sees a customer pay an up-front deposit and then agree to pay a monthly fee with interest, reports MirrorOnline.

However the FCA has said that during the relevant time period said: " Motor finance companies broke laws and regulations in force at the time by failing to disclose important information.

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"This led to unfairness, with consumers denied the chan

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