For the last time this season. Here we go.
Whilst unlikely, I’ll cross every digit for other results to go our way too…
COME ON ALBION (AND FOREST)…
UTA
That’s slightly unusual. Usually insurers have in house engineers who determine total loss value from Parker’s, Chaps and Browns etc. It’s basically a blue book guide with a range from poor to excellent. They usually go in the low end first. Sounds like you had a better experience than most and...
If repairs are over circa 60% of the market value then yes, it will be written off. Delays on parts coming from the EU post brexit mean people are in hire vehicles longer thus pushing up the cost of claims. Some parts are just not available so the insurer has no choice but to write off.
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Glad to hear all ok.
I work in insurance so feel free to DM if you need to.
In answer to above:
1. Write offs have various levels. A and B are structural and can’t be repaired. They either have to be scrapped or “broken”. C, D and S are “uneconomical to repair” meaning they can do but the...