insurance catorgory d
03 April 2004, 07:04 PM
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insurance catorgory d
Does anyone know what this mesns and does it affect your insurance.Went to look at a my00 today 33000miles full ssh at £8995 the dealer said it was such a low price because of this will there be anything wrong with the car? i have driven it and everything seemed fine. would you buy?
03 April 2004, 07:37 PM
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cat d is usually light damage.... repairable.
Would want to know reason thou... dealer should know(see hpi check), hpi check should be able to tell u sometimes stolen/recovered light damage is cat d etc.
Also getting insurance might be a bit of a pain, may be cos the 'advisors' u phone up dont know jack/cant be bothered or whatever but many won't quote when u mention its cat d.
Would want to know reason thou... dealer should know(see hpi check), hpi check should be able to tell u sometimes stolen/recovered light damage is cat d etc.
Also getting insurance might be a bit of a pain, may be cos the 'advisors' u phone up dont know jack/cant be bothered or whatever but many won't quote when u mention its cat d.
04 April 2004, 12:00 AM
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don't know tbh.... what sort of price is a normal car going for?
insurance will probably be higher, there's less insurance companies that will even quote for a cat d car, and since impreza's are not the easiest car to insure in the first place, and can have some interesting terms, ie low valuation and even tpo cover..
then think of your re-sale if you ever wanted to, would put alot of private buyers off and most dealers probably wouldn't want it as a trade-in.
insurance will probably be higher, there's less insurance companies that will even quote for a cat d car, and since impreza's are not the easiest car to insure in the first place, and can have some interesting terms, ie low valuation and even tpo cover..
then think of your re-sale if you ever wanted to, would put alot of private buyers off and most dealers probably wouldn't want it as a trade-in.
04 April 2004, 11:33 AM
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i think the price of a normal car is between £12000 and £13000 so it is going very cheep.I have had a few quotes which range between £460 and £900 and i have given the reg so they should know it's a cat d?
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