daddycool Car 172DD Cup Jul 26, 2011 #1 just filling out my insurance proposal forms for new policy. stuck on the estimated value bit. do i go with flat market value, or do i add on a sum to cover the cost of replacing modifications? mods are declared. thanks
just filling out my insurance proposal forms for new policy. stuck on the estimated value bit. do i go with flat market value, or do i add on a sum to cover the cost of replacing modifications? mods are declared. thanks
D domsclio182 Car KTM 990 SD / S60 D5 Jul 26, 2011 #2 Just put down what you think is worth,you will only get market value for the car if you bin it,so it's a bit irrelevant anyway.
Just put down what you think is worth,you will only get market value for the car if you bin it,so it's a bit irrelevant anyway.
Silent_Scone Car Evo 5 RS Jul 26, 2011 #4 As above, makes no difference at all unless it's an agreed value which is an entirely different matter.
As above, makes no difference at all unless it's an agreed value which is an entirely different matter.
C claim Car gti Feb 26, 2012 #7 It was cheaper to insure my Clio with an est value of 4.5k then 3k Driver be more careful in a more expensive car?
It was cheaper to insure my Clio with an est value of 4.5k then 3k Driver be more careful in a more expensive car?
Derelict-UK Car 2004 1.5 DCi 80 Dyna Feb 28, 2012 #8 so if you put it's worth at say, £1500 but it's market value is worth more than that, will they pay up to £1500 or the higher market value?
so if you put it's worth at say, £1500 but it's market value is worth more than that, will they pay up to £1500 or the higher market value?