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Old 24 May 2012, 10:55 PM
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Do you need to SORN a vehicle if it is taxed but not insured?
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Can you insure a car that is not taxed
Old 24 May 2012, 11:02 PM
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I think yes unfortunately.

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Originally Posted by craigo
Can you insure a car that is not taxed
No but you can let the insurance lapse on a taxed car.
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Originally Posted by tony de wonderful
No but you can let the insurance lapse on a taxed car.
Indeed yes


Ummm is enquiry because of your skyline ?
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Originally Posted by tony de wonderful
Do you need to SORN a vehicle if it is taxed but not insured?
Under new laws that came in recently the vehicle has to be taxed and insured, if not it must be SORN'ed.
Old 25 May 2012, 11:01 AM
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Originally Posted by tony de wonderful
No but you can let the insurance lapse on a taxed car.
Yes you can,
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Originally Posted by F1 CJE UK
Yes you can,
its mot you need to insure , oops

now you got me thinking

no thats not right either hmmm

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Old 25 May 2012, 11:47 AM
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Originally Posted by tony de wonderful
Do you need to SORN a vehicle if it is taxed but not insured?
if you haven't got any tax on the car then it needs to be sorned to replace the tax (kept of the road)

if it has got tax and couple months left and u want to sorn it u can get up to 5 or 11 months back of ur money back for sending the tax disc back to dvla ! filling out a forum

you don't need to do anything with insurance e.g Sorn aslong as if u haven't got any insurance don't drive it on the main roads!
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Originally Posted by SCOOBYOLS46
if you haven't got any tax on the car then it needs to be sorned to replace the tax (kept of the road)

if it has got tax and couple months left and u want to sorn it u can get up to 5 or 11 months back of ur money back for sending the tax disc back to dvla ! filling out a forum

you don't need to do anything with insurance e.g Sorn aslong as if u haven't got any insurance don't drive it on the main roads!
Your wrong mate.

When SORN is needed

SORN applies to all tax classes including those where no duty is payable, such as historic and disabled tax classes.
You must make a SORN if one of the following applies:
  • if you don’t renew your vehicle tax and you are keeping the vehicle off the road
  • if you are applying for a refund of vehicle tax and keeping the vehicle off the road
  • if you buy an untaxed vehicle and do not tax it
  • if the vehicle has no valid insurance in place
  • if you are cancelling the insurance and keeping the vehicle off the road
  • every 12 months if you continue to keep your vehicle off the road
  • in advance if your vehicle is to be kept off the road in the UK when you are abroad
You can make a SORN from the fifth day of the month in which the current tax disc or SORN is due to expire. SORN cannot be backdated.
Your SORN is valid for 12 months, unless you tax, sell, permanently export or scrap (via an authorised treatment facility) the vehicle before this period has ended. You should be sent a V11 reminder to let you know that your SORN is about to expire, which you can then use to renew your SORN or re-tax your vehicle.


http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Motoring...icle/DG_069727
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Originally Posted by chopperman
Your wrong mate.

When SORN is needed

SORN applies to all tax classes including those where no duty is payable, such as historic and disabled tax classes.
You must make a SORN if one of the following applies:
  • if you don’t renew your vehicle tax and you are keeping the vehicle off the road
  • if you are applying for a refund of vehicle tax and keeping the vehicle off the road
  • if you buy an untaxed vehicle and do not tax it
  • if the vehicle has no valid insurance in place
  • if you are cancelling the insurance and keeping the vehicle off the road
  • every 12 months if you continue to keep your vehicle off the road
  • in advance if your vehicle is to be kept off the road in the UK when you are abroad
You can make a SORN from the fifth day of the month in which the current tax disc or SORN is due to expire. SORN cannot be backdated.
Your SORN is valid for 12 months, unless you tax, sell, permanently export or scrap (via an authorised treatment facility) the vehicle before this period has ended. You should be sent a V11 reminder to let you know that your SORN is about to expire, which you can then use to renew your SORN or re-tax your vehicle.


http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Motoring...icle/DG_069727

cheers for correcting me mate i never knew that ! they must have changed it since last time i sorned a car of the road
Old 25 May 2012, 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by SCOOBYOLS46
cheers for correcting me mate i never knew that ! they must have changed it since last time i sorned a car of the road
Yeah i changed recently , government made the change to try and make it more difficult for UN-insured motorists, which is a good thing imo.
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