Is it a declined/cancelled insurance cover if your insurer doesnt want to renew?

rev_henry

Going off topic and not particularly helpful to the OP but a (young male driver) mate has managed to get a nondescript 'interior modifications' declared on his insurance with admiral, meaning he basically has carte blanche to do whatever he pleases internally!

londonTiger

rev_henry wrote: »

Going off topic and not particularly helpful to the OP but a (young male driver) mate has managed to get a nondescript 'interior modifications' declared on his insurance with admiral, meaning he basically has carte blanche to do whatever he pleases internally!

interior mods are generally OK Anyway.

BTW window tints do not count as internal mods, even if the tint in the inside.

smashingyour...

londonTiger wrote: »

interior mods are generally OK Anyway.

BTW window tints do not count as internal mods, even if the tint in the inside.

Why do you feel the need to drive round in a tacky car?

jase1

If every refusal to quote had to be reported when looking for insurance, everyone who has ever used confused.com would need to declare!

rev_henry

londonTiger wrote: »

interior mods are generally OK Anyway.

BTW window tints do not count as internal mods, even if the tint in the inside.

Ah I think I was vaguely aware of that - they're usually a different tick box to 'interior modifications'