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    A car can will be written off if the cost of repair in addition to the salvage value (damaged value) is close to or over the pre accident value. It's not just a case of repair cost and car pre accident value. e.g. Pre accident value £4000 salvage value £2000+repair cost £2000 = £4000 . (not indicating the worth of your vehicle here)

    Might be worth trying to get them to write it off, giving you the £7,500 and either finding one that has not been smashed (easier said then done), or buying back and arranging the repair yourself.

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    missed point?

    They Will be fixing it as there are so few of them left. The company looking after the claim has already given the go ahead for the repairs to start. They have also stated their policy is to repair as long as the repair value does not exceed the replacement/value of the car.

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    Iain


 

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