Insurance Category 'D'
16 April 2002, 06:20 PM
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anyone know what this means?
My friend has just found out that his car is the above and doesn't know what it means.
I presume it's a write off of some description. Stolen, smashed etc.
Anyone know for sure?
[Edited by MattN - 4/16/2002 6:21:11 PM]
My friend has just found out that his car is the above and doesn't know what it means.
I presume it's a write off of some description. Stolen, smashed etc.
Anyone know for sure?
[Edited by MattN - 4/16/2002 6:21:11 PM]
16 April 2002, 08:05 PM
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Mate, a cat D is the only type of write off worth considering IMHO.
this is from www.hpicheck.com -
Category A:
Scrap only - this vehicle should have been crushed. It should never reappear on the road and there are no economically salvageable parts. It is of value only for scrap metal - e.g. a totally burnt-out vehicle.
Category B:
The bodyshell should have been crushed. The vehicle should never reappear on the road, but it can be broken for spare parts plus any residual scrap metal.
Category C:
Vehicle extensively damaged and insurer has decided not to repair.
Category D:
Vehicle damaged and insurer has decided not to repair.
Category F:
Vehicle damaged by fire and insurer has decided not to repair.'
Lots of CAR D's get repaired as often the cars have had little damage, worth checking it properly though...
this is from www.hpicheck.com -
Category A:
Scrap only - this vehicle should have been crushed. It should never reappear on the road and there are no economically salvageable parts. It is of value only for scrap metal - e.g. a totally burnt-out vehicle.
Category B:
The bodyshell should have been crushed. The vehicle should never reappear on the road, but it can be broken for spare parts plus any residual scrap metal.
Category C:
Vehicle extensively damaged and insurer has decided not to repair.
Category D:
Vehicle damaged and insurer has decided not to repair.
Category F:
Vehicle damaged by fire and insurer has decided not to repair.'
Lots of CAR D's get repaired as often the cars have had little damage, worth checking it properly though...
18 April 2002, 08:43 PM
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I looked at a cat D car a while ago. HPi advised me that it was worth approx 20% less than the book value of the car.
Annoying if you find out afterwards, to say the least!!
[Edited by dnb - 4/18/2002 8:45:25 PM]
Annoying if you find out afterwards, to say the least!!
[Edited by dnb - 4/18/2002 8:45:25 PM]
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