Scholester
Barcelona
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- 16 Jan 2012
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I feel my car is currently undervalued on the agreed valuation and will be upping this. Having looked at cars for sale, most are a year or two newer than mine so I was wondering if this will have much of an affect on the replacement cost of mine should the worst happen?
How much less is a 2006 29k 997.1T worth than a 2008 model given all other things being equal?
The age of the car does not form part of my buying decision (of course the model types have to like for like) as long as condition and miles are acceptable. Does the Insurance company see it this way also or will they value the younger car significantly higher?
I expect the replacement cost of my car to be around £65k given that slightly newer cars with the same spec/mileage are priced higher than this.
I don't foresee any issues with my Insurance company accepting my valuation but I would appreciate other views on this.
Oh, I haven't yet received my Kline so I guess I will have to let them know when I have fitted it. Is it likely to affect premiums given that the rest of the car is std?
How much less is a 2006 29k 997.1T worth than a 2008 model given all other things being equal?
The age of the car does not form part of my buying decision (of course the model types have to like for like) as long as condition and miles are acceptable. Does the Insurance company see it this way also or will they value the younger car significantly higher?
I expect the replacement cost of my car to be around £65k given that slightly newer cars with the same spec/mileage are priced higher than this.
I don't foresee any issues with my Insurance company accepting my valuation but I would appreciate other views on this.
Oh, I haven't yet received my Kline so I guess I will have to let them know when I have fitted it. Is it likely to affect premiums given that the rest of the car is std?