glojo
Hardcore MB Enthusiast
I think common sense might prevail and there are any number of references for what a 1998 SL might be worth. (Random Mercedes) A claim that exceeds this value would need a lot of explaining. If however it had parts fitted that increased the value and and this then put it in excess of its going price then would it be right to suggest we should declare these accessories when we have them fitted?
If this were the case then I cannot see why we would not be allowed to claim the full value of our car if it were wrote off.
What about if our car had a custom spray finish, some modern paint finishes are extremely expensive. (I'm thinking of that TVR colour that changes shades)
If our car was only worth £1300 and needed a full respray of this expensive paint (£2000) as well as bodywork repairs (£1000) could we claim?
I have deliberately avoided my nano paint as that has been discussed in previous posts.
Regards
John
If this were the case then I cannot see why we would not be allowed to claim the full value of our car if it were wrote off.
What about if our car had a custom spray finish, some modern paint finishes are extremely expensive. (I'm thinking of that TVR colour that changes shades)
If our car was only worth £1300 and needed a full respray of this expensive paint (£2000) as well as bodywork repairs (£1000) could we claim?
I have deliberately avoided my nano paint as that has been discussed in previous posts.
Regards
John