Quote from: stealthwolf on October 29, 2010, 03:23:05 pmQuote from: cmdrfire on October 29, 2010, 03:20:06 pmSurely she should be aware of what is on her motor vehicle? Ignorance is not an excuse, pleading it is just laziness.But my question is how would you know?If you bought a car, the seller said it was standard and unmodified, and you bought it, would you then check every single component, nut, bolt and screw to make sure it was all OEM? Remember, this is a girl who probably didn't even bother checking the oil/coolant/washer/brake fluids levels up on a regular basis.She should have fought the insurance company. Regulation of UK insurance (all types - cars, house, health, etc) is based on reasonable and/or forseable knowledge. Because she wasn't told about any mods, and probably didn't ask - then the ins co cant deny the claim. So in respect of insurance, ignorance does pay.
Quote from: cmdrfire on October 29, 2010, 03:20:06 pmSurely she should be aware of what is on her motor vehicle? Ignorance is not an excuse, pleading it is just laziness.But my question is how would you know?If you bought a car, the seller said it was standard and unmodified, and you bought it, would you then check every single component, nut, bolt and screw to make sure it was all OEM? Remember, this is a girl who probably didn't even bother checking the oil/coolant/washer/brake fluids levels up on a regular basis.
Surely she should be aware of what is on her motor vehicle? Ignorance is not an excuse, pleading it is just laziness.
Quote from: Teutonic_Tamer on October 29, 2010, 03:28:53 pmQuote from: stealthwolf on October 29, 2010, 03:23:05 pmQuote from: cmdrfire on October 29, 2010, 03:20:06 pmSurely she should be aware of what is on her motor vehicle? Ignorance is not an excuse, pleading it is just laziness.But my question is how would you know?If you bought a car, the seller said it was standard and unmodified, and you bought it, would you then check every single component, nut, bolt and screw to make sure it was all OEM? Remember, this is a girl who probably didn't even bother checking the oil/coolant/washer/brake fluids levels up on a regular basis.She should have fought the insurance company. Regulation of UK insurance (all types - cars, house, health, etc) is based on reasonable and/or forseable knowledge. Because she wasn't told about any mods, and probably didn't ask - then the ins co cant deny the claim. So in respect of insurance, ignorance does pay.I could have easily sold my car as stock with the Quaife diff not mentioned and the RS4 valve - no-one - even a techie would have spotted them!!!!
Look let's just agree that everybody is a barstewards but us Coppers, dealers, chav number platers, insurance companies, silly bints ....
took car back to dealers the took tint off windows and payed the 30£ fine thanks for all the support guys if im felling down i now where to get a lift
