Don't forget to declare all mods!

Arfa__

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-south-west-wales-31064998

Like many mods, a bit garish and poor taste. But damned them insurers can be sticklers when it comes to undeclared mods. If a bunch of stickers and an extra fag lighter socket can void your policy, what will be next? Baby-on-board stickers, air fresheners, non OEM wiper blades, child seats, Rick Astley cd's in stereo?!

DUTR

There is always more to the story, those stickers are adverts .
And yes I agree those with Baby on board stickers should have an extra risk levy.

Hintza

Still absurd.

Spicy_McHaggis

Straighttalker beat you to it.

straighttalker wrote: »

I was joking after all. My dry sense of humour doesn't travel too well over t'internet. Having said that, have a look at this article.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-south-west-wales-31064998

Insurers refusing cover for stickers on a vehicle...

AdrianC

Business use policies often ask whether the vehicle is signwritten for the business or not...

Stoke

Just standard insurance lark really.

Iceweasel

That BBC link is hilarious - especially the AgeUK comment saying signwriting along the sides of the car saying 'Christ must be Saviour' has no religious motive behind it.

Absolutely brilliant - you couldn't make it up.

forgotmyname

Isn't it funny they are a victim because of their religion. Nothing to do with the fact that they needed to notify the insurer if the stickers had devil or for any other reason also?

Can i fit a supercharged V8 to a small hatchback and claim they are discriminating against me for being a petrol head?

Some insurers are taking the "P" though with the any mods. Any factory fitted options? Well you tell me....

AdrianC

Iceweasel wrote: »

especially the AgeUK comment saying signwriting along the sides of the car saying 'Christ must be Saviour' has no religious motive behind it.

Not quite what they said. They actually said their objection had no religious motive. In other words, the fact it said what it said was irrelevant to their decision, and they'd have had the same objection if it said "Joe's Carpentry" or "Gaby's Couriers" or "JC's Catering, Fish BBQs a speciality" or any other business...

Retrogamer

It's funny this thread comes up with me. My car has quite a few mods, (wheels, window tints, exhaust etc) and all are declared to insurance, but i have a small hand sized sticker on my rear window that isn't

forgotmyname

I have a funny round disc thingy in the front window. Should i declare that?