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Help Needed Fast on Motor Insurance Matters
I got hit by a car recently and my car was taken away for repairs. I have just been told by my insurance that my car should not have been on the road reason being that its "half and half". I did my due diligence before buying this car in 2011, HPI checks and all and it came out clean. The insurance company also confirmed this as well to me.
Now it looks like my insurance company does not want to pay out for my car and they want to cancel my insurance and leave me without a car.
WHAT DO I DO. PLEASE SOMEBODY HELP ME. I AM A SINGLE MUM WITH 3 KIDS.
Now it looks like my insurance company does not want to pay out for my car and they want to cancel my insurance and leave me without a car.
WHAT DO I DO. PLEASE SOMEBODY HELP ME. I AM A SINGLE MUM WITH 3 KIDS.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.An HPI check just records if a 'total loss payment' has been recorded against the car. A lot of cars are repaired with out being recorded as a total loss so nothing would be on the records. Who did you buy it off ? if it was a trader you may be able to claim against them. How old is the car ? again I would have expected an MOT to show this. That was how my brother found out his car was in fact 2 cars welded together.
A 'half and half ' is known in the trade as a 'cut and shunt' car (careful if you try to say that aloud).
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Yes, you're right Baldric- although shunt and cut would make some sense. Googling 'cut and shunt' does throw up quite a few hits . Even the Daily Mail referred to it http:// www.dai lymail. ...-cut -shunt- liner.h tml
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