The only extra cost I could think about is with the car being 3 years old most cars would be due a service but Motability don’t have that done normally if the car is being handed back because that service is undertaken by the dealer or auction room who buy to sale the car even though in my case because of low mileage the service is date related and not mileage.
As we all know Motability are strict at stipulating to making sure cars are serviced and MOT on time to keep top value with the manufactures guarantee but that surely goes out the window if the car has missed its service date by a few months.
That said with the long delivery times for cars these days that happens often anyway, virus or no virus but interesting to know what happens in this situation and how they get around that after we’ve spent 3 years babysitting their cars and making sure they’ve become mature responsible motors.?