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21 May 2003, 07:16 PM
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My Wife's selling her Clio privately to make way for an 03 GX Sportswagon. She rang Tesco tonight to ask the insurance to be changed from just the 2 of us, to all drivers. She was told the increase would be £10 extra per month, but she'd lose her no claims is she did it... Tesco's advice was to make sure we only let people who had fully comp insurance to drive any car, have a test drive! 
Is this normal? Surely not?
Any advice as to how to sort this, will be gratefully received, as we'll lose about £1000 on the deal if we have to trade in, rather than sell privately.
Cheers
Is this normal? Surely not?
Any advice as to how to sort this, will be gratefully received, as we'll lose about £1000 on the deal if we have to trade in, rather than sell privately.
Cheers
22 May 2003, 09:59 AM
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just re-read your message & understand you a bit more now, if the person who wants a test drive drives already, they must have insurance cover on there previous car which should entitle them to 3rd party on anyones car, you could just remove yourself as named driver for a day & replace it with the person who wants a test drive, this should just incur a minimal charge.
22 May 2003, 10:10 AM
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JUST LET THEM TEST DRIVE IT, SOD THE INSURANCE MAKE SURE U DRIVE IT 2 A NOT SO BUSY AREA THEN LET THEM HAVE A GO, WHEN EVER IVE SOLD MY CARS PRIVATELY I NEVER BOTHER TO TELL THE INSURANCE YOU'D AV 2 BE PRETTY UN-LUCKY FOR THEM 2 STACK IT! IF THE WORST HAPPENS REMEMBER JUST SAY U WERE DRIVIN!
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22 May 2003, 05:45 PM
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Well you could 'phone the insurance on-the-day and put Mr Punter on cover for just the day.
Similar but kind-of not to what happens when you want a courtesy car from a garage and they want your insurance to cover it.
Similar but kind-of not to what happens when you want a courtesy car from a garage and they want your insurance to cover it.
22 May 2003, 05:50 PM
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Thanks for the help guys.
Just phoned Tesco to have a winge and I persuaded them to only temporarily suspend the no claims. They said they'd cover any driver for 1 month for an extra £38, which isn't so bad!
We just need potential buyers now!
Cheers
Just phoned Tesco to have a winge and I persuaded them to only temporarily suspend the no claims. They said they'd cover any driver for 1 month for an extra £38, which isn't so bad!
We just need potential buyers now!
Cheers
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