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Selling my stolen/recovered car?
My Zafira was stolen in January and my insurance company wrote the car off as soon as I reported the theft. The car was recovered with no damage a few weeks later by which time I had another car. A check on the car shows it as stolen and an insurance theft write off. I wish to sell the car but I am not sure how to proceed and will I get a reduced price due to it being a write off? The car is perfectly sound and it has just passed it's first MOT
Asked on 21 April 2013 by Jim Walsh
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Honest John
It will be classified as an insurance Cat D write off and its value will be reduced, but not by much.
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