October 31st, 2009 → 6:40 am @ admin // 6 Comments
As long as the car is made road worthy then your insurance company will pay out the full amount in the event of a claim.
To be on the safe side tell your insurance company when the work is complete, and to be extra safe get it in writing from them.
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splandas
2 years ago
Probably not…but you can check other car insurance company on the net and ask for a suggestion and a quote coz they know better….
Try this site i use for your searech… http://www.nightbirdssolutions.com
i hope it help you
s9701912
2 years ago
Insurance companies only pay blue book not retail.
James B
2 years ago
Your excess may be higher but considering it is under your own policy and the car is road worthy then they dont usually change anything
alismudg
2 years ago
A category D vehicle is one whose repairs do not exceed its pre-accident value. These vehicles are considered roadworthy once they have passed a Thatcham-approved structural examination. Assuming yours has been inspected & is considered roadworthy you should have no problem.
Make sure you tell the insurers though, and make sure you have it in writing that they are aware.
Bardic
2 years ago
probably not -if they can get away without paying out, they will. They don’t need much of an excuse.
rose_mer
2 years ago
Should the vehicle be stolen or a total loss, your insurance company will pay out the LOWER of:
The value you declare on the proposal OR
The market value for a vehicle of that age and condition. (Suggest you take photographs!)
If the repair has been done by a competent garage there should be no further problems.