5cby

seen this on the auto trader website

1999 SUBARU Impreza Turbo (UK Model)
5 Door, 1999, Facelift model, full stainless exhaust (Blitz), induction air filter (K&N), boost gauge, new 17 inch alloys, CL, SR, PAS, full leather interior, very good throughout, no offers or test pilots, had insurance claim hence, £3,499.


would it be hard to insure this vehicle

Leviathan

God knows m8, it probebly looks abit like that old car on the Peugot add that the bloke 'modifys' with the elephant ect to make it look like a 206!

naughtybutnice

Not if you played the goon, declaring that , as far as you know, the car is standard. the mods, any mods will kill you for insurance. even alloys...ALLOYS for **** sake.They will up your premium more for declaring alloys and/ or ANY engine mods, more than saying your car will be parked on the road, rather than your drive.!
martin

bigsinky

3499 for a 99 uk model. is it a write off?? either that or there is a gazillion miles on it !!

cheers

big sinky

Andy W

If you lie to your insurance company, then you are not insured, Simple.
Declare your mods or invalidate your insurance.

Andy

5cby

just the part that says /had insurance claims/

im gonna ring it 2moro and find out wots it all about

Foot_Tapper

Strange...i've just done a search for ALL scooby's between 3 & 4 k.
No MY99's

simb 2

iTrader: (3)

If it is at that price, I would say that it has be written off by the Insurance co, Bought back and put back on the road by either the owner or the insurance company sold it at an auction as a buy and repair. This will be recorded against the car and any HPI check will show this up.

Yes you will have to tell the Insurance co about it and chances are they will only cover you Third Party Only, you may however find a company willing to give you the other two options TPFT and Comp, In order for this they will need to know what category write-off it was.

simb

simb