General Glass vs solid roof

[jkay]

So Juwlz,after all this what did you go for in the end? Glass or solid?

 

[crabman]

Crabman - it'll just because it'll cost more to replace thats all, as the model starts at over 1k dearer... If you costed them both up I can't imagine there being much difference at all (maybe just enough to cover road tax, so a nice Perk for Pop owners but nothing to upsetting for the rest of us)

Well, darn my nipples! I guess it's my complete lack of car ownership that's showed me up here... You are saying that if your car gets flattened/written off, the insurance only covers the base cost?

Insurance brokers are EVIL!

crabman

 

[Juwlz]

So Juwlz,after all this what did you go for in the end? Glass or solid?

Solid.

 

[MissR]

Well, darn my nipples! I guess it's my complete lack of car ownership that's showed me up here... You are saying that if your car gets flattened/written off, the insurance only covers the base cost?

Insurance brokers are EVIL!

crabman

They may pay out a bit more, you'll have to prove all your options and they still may only give you 'book' value after the first year etc (thats why the dealerships try to sell you Gap insurance)

 

[nottsfiat07]

Yes that's what I mean. What would we do without you Notts?

When the pupil is ready, the teacher will come.

 

[306maxi]

When the pupil is ready, the teacher will come.

 

[jkay]

Solid.

Well done! But I bet you'll still have the odd sleepless night.

 

[Bhindi]

When arranging my insurance, there was an option for me to add on any dealer fit accessories, so I am hoping if the worse happens I might be covered for these too. I gave them copies of the invoice as proof of the extra's.

 

[muttleysdad]

When the pupil is ready, the teacher will come.

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