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MrFrost

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Write Off
« on September 11, 2010, 10:24:29 am by MrFrost »
So, not surprisingly, my car is a write off.

My insurance company have offered me £300 for it. Take away my excess and that gives me £100.

Now I was looking for a new car, I managed to negotiate £1000 part ex for my car and i've told my insurers thats what i want for mine, but they wont budge above £300.

Is there anyway to negotiate what they pay out in write off claims.

What Car says the market value for my Mondeo is between £700 and £800.



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jonrover

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Re:Write Off
« Reply #2 on September 11, 2010, 11:45:29 pm by jonrover »
MrFrost wrote:
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So, not surprisingly, my car is a write off.

My insurance company have offered me £300 for it. Take away my excess and that gives me £100.

Now I was looking for a new car, I managed to negotiate £1000 part ex for my car and i've told my insurers thats what i want for mine, but they wont budge above £300.

Is there anyway to negotiate what they pay out in write off claims.

What Car says the market value for my Mondeo is between £700 and £800.


I have in the past. My wife's Astra got written off years ago and I argued the toss and got another £350.

Superspy

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Re:Write Off
« Reply #3 on September 12, 2010, 03:33:26 pm by Superspy »
to be honest the most common way of negotiating with them is to find examples for sale on autotrader/ebay, print off the adverts and post them or email them to the insurer. basically its just a way of proving what the actual market value of the car is :)

 

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