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Car Spec
Is there any way to fnd out what spec came with a specific car ?
I.e. any optional extras that were opted for when it was purchased at new
I.e. any optional extras that were opted for when it was purchased at new
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I've been reading that some things are classed as modifications - things which I did not realise
I just wanted to check
I've got a ford focus Zetec 100 registered - 2010
It's got reversing sensor for parking
Rear fog lights
Immobiliser
Alarm
Air con
Alloy wheels
I need to know if all of the above were standard or optional specifications for the above vehicle
If they weren't standard or optional , then I'm assuming that if they were added after the car was bought new ; then they would be classed as modifications to the car
I just wanted to check
I've got a ford focus Zetec 100 registered - 2010
It's got reversing sensor for parking
Rear fog lights
Immobiliser
Alarm
Air con
Alloy wheels
I need to know if all of the above were standard or optional specifications for the above vehicle
If they weren't standard or optional , then I'm assuming that if they were added after the car was bought new ; then they would be classed as modifications to the car
You can look here but you will need to add engine capacity and petrol ~ diesel. I selected 5 door top end.
https:/ /www.pa rkers.c o.uk/fo rd/focu s/hatch back-20 05/revi ew/feat ures-sa fety-an d-equip ment/
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As you are probably aware, insurance companies will use any excuse not to pay out on a claim.
Not so long ago, the financial ombudsman castigated the insurance industry for claiming that fitting a roof-rack to a vehicle represented a modification – and therefore denied claims.
If a vehicle had been modified with any of the items you list, I would expect the financial ombudsman to find in your favour (if they tried to use it as an excuse).
However if you disabled an alarm/immobiliser, they might very well have a case for denying a claim for theft.
Not so long ago, the financial ombudsman castigated the insurance industry for claiming that fitting a roof-rack to a vehicle represented a modification – and therefore denied claims.
If a vehicle had been modified with any of the items you list, I would expect the financial ombudsman to find in your favour (if they tried to use it as an excuse).
However if you disabled an alarm/immobiliser, they might very well have a case for denying a claim for theft.
I bought the car second hand with all the items I've listed
But were they all on there when the car left the factory or were some of them added later
I don't know .
Some of them are listed as optional extras for my variant of the focus - some are not
The parking sensor is an example of one which is not listed
as an optional extra
So do I declare the parking sensor as a modification ?
But were they all on there when the car left the factory or were some of them added later
I don't know .
Some of them are listed as optional extras for my variant of the focus - some are not
The parking sensor is an example of one which is not listed
as an optional extra
So do I declare the parking sensor as a modification ?