Just been to see a car, advertised in our local paper.
It was previously involved in a minor shunt but I'm satisfied that it has been repaired to a high standard. The vehicle was subject to a VICafter repair.
My questions are will I encounter any problems insuring such a vehicle? Would my premium be the same as an un-crashed vehicle?
Roughly what percentage should I knock off the book price, based on the fact it has been repaired well?
shokk
If it wasn't written off then how's anyone to know?
HPC check?
I could be wrong but I think any accident that gets reported to the DVLA will stay on the cars history forever, regardless of any VIC check.
John
However it still won't affect your insurance premium.
I had a car which, during my ownership, got severely damaged but the insurance company, who paid the bill, did not raise the premiums. I don't see why they should, other than loss of a NCB.
Rob Graham
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