Anyone know this car???
DO NOT TOUCH THIS CAR!
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lol i love how he has slipped "cat d" into the middle of the specs list! also his one apparently has a lower insurance group than a normal 182 :^o
blueseidboy said:
I love this bit too! Some one should ask him if the 'cat d' is an optional extra! lol
Damn next time I phone the insurer's I'll have to mention it's a group '10' not '17', like everyone else pays!!!! If this car actually is number 381 then it's the closest I've seen to mine.
#-o Why do people not know the difference between 'brought' and 'bought'?!
Loving the cat D in specs! Maybe he thought that was part of the spec when he bought it! The listing says 'alarmed cat d light weight'. Maybe he thinks it has a light weight alarm of a 'cat d' spec????
Loving the cat D in specs! Maybe he thought that was part of the spec when he bought it! The listing says 'alarmed cat d light weight'. Maybe he thinks it has a light weight alarm of a 'cat d' spec????
Someone should email him with a list of questions and see if he is honest enough to post it on the listing?
maybe hes referring to the category of the alarm ? as its next to the alarm bit in the text ,and hit "D" instead of what ever category the trophy alarm is "A"?
just a thought...
just a thought...
Renaultsport
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Sam_K said:
I agree. They have numbers instead of letters for the Thatcham rating.
Looks like they have just tried to slip cat D in the advert in hoping someone assumes it's relating to the class of alarm fitted.
Its cat D, someone won it last week, then hpi'd it ...hence its back up for sale again.
I think we've done this before, Cat D is not that serious;
Category D Repairable salvage. Minimal damage, probably not structural, but insurer does not want to repair, even though it might be economic to do so. Often stolen and recovered after claim has been paid. Or it maybe a vehicle where parts are difficult to obtain so a quick repair is unlikely. Does not need VIC inspection to return to road. Notification will appear in your vehicle history check
I would be going over it with a fine tooth comb but that could be a bargain for someone. Sneakily done btw.
Category D Repairable salvage. Minimal damage, probably not structural, but insurer does not want to repair, even though it might be economic to do so. Often stolen and recovered after claim has been paid. Or it maybe a vehicle where parts are difficult to obtain so a quick repair is unlikely. Does not need VIC inspection to return to road. Notification will appear in your vehicle history check
I would be going over it with a fine tooth comb but that could be a bargain for someone. Sneakily done btw.
hoolio said:
Not always, on newer cars especially.
At 2 years old, this was Cat D'd. It had a twisted shell, but some goon would have bodged it back to together & sold it on
the saxo in that pic was obviously catogorised incorrectly - that would be C maybe even a B not a D in my book.
Cue said:
It was a 106 Gti :shock: not a saxo lol ...
My thoughts exactly on the classification though, it was ruined!!
