Just been quoted £400 with agreed value of 50K and 3000miles a year with Classicline, but they do not use NCB does this seem a good value, but do track day cover. car has only done 21600 miles.
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They will do it for you Steve,send a few pics of your car and a couple of adverts of other cars with roughly the same mileage,tell them what you would like and bobs your uncle,you should be at least 40k nowOriginally posted by s.mac View PostCraig they hold your NC, what you paying a year?
Mine is due soon, I'm at agreed value of 30k, at 53,000 I think, looks like I should up it. Due you need a proper valuation ?
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Yes it does mate so long as you've got the £35K value agreed on paper as £35K estimated value is just that... an estimate.Originally posted by Yanto View PostDoes this agreed value thing really work ?
I just upped mine to £35k estimate, me and wifey, 6k miles, E14 war zone and it came in at £1200 and change.
If anything happens and they get a bit funky with payout, I'll just insist they find me one ?
Overall it's best to get it agreed value as if the worst were ever to happen it's a straight pay out, minus your excess + you should get the first refusal on salvage, if a rebuild is a viable option.
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If you insure your car with Admiral or any normal company and you put the estimate at around 35k, if you car gets totalled they will use a website like webuyanycar.com to calculate the value of your vehicle!Originally posted by Yanto View PostDoes this agreed value thing really work ?
I just upped mine to £35k estimate, me and wifey, 6k miles, E14 war zone and it came in at £1200 and change.
If anything happens and they get a bit funky with payout, I'll just insist they find me one ?
Have a guess what the CSL is worth on that website...
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