Thread: Could my car be written off?

If they ask you then yes, otherwise I don't see why you'd have to. Would put the buyer off and it's not CAT C or D so no you don't have to tell them. Although people will say yes you do because its the right thing to do! blah blah! If you're selling a car you make it sound goos as possible but by law you have to answer any questions honestly, so you can't lie about it if they ask you. That goes for anything on...

Looks like they're fixing my Punto! They said it would be ready next friday. I'll sort of miss the courtesy car though, i just got used to no juddering when i lift my foot off the accelerator in 2nd. Also, if I end up selling my car do i need to tell them about the crash? Many thanks.

They should give you a car suitable for your needs. When I got 3rd partied (taken out by another driver) I got a call from Helphire. They asked if the standard Fiesta/Corsa was good enough as replacement for my Ibiza. I told them since theirs would be a 1.2 it was not. Ok they said.. we'll get you a 1.8 Focus. Next day a lorry arrived with a Focus on the back. 400 miles on the clock. Was a sad day when the cheque cleared and I had to...

One thing not noted is that now you have to be "Authorised" to deal with a claim for anything other than your own vehicle. Thats why there has been an increase of claims companies. http://www.claimsregulation.gov.uk/u...authorised.pdf John

Hi Guys If the other driver has admitted liability then you're laughing. If you also have witnesses then it's as good as money in the bank. Unfortunately everyone appears to be missing the most important aspect of this case..... THE LAW . Everyone's banging on about E-bay... spare part... write offs.... courtesy cars etc but there are a couple of important principles involved that answer all of the questions. 1. It is a legal...

also claim whiplash, if it was his fault you can anyways... i got 1700 claiming whiplash :P