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British insurers have devised a practical indicia way to minimize the possibility of being cloned and be returned dangerously repaired vehicles on the road. This method is also used for the detection and prevention of insurance fraud, and to make the history of the vehicle as transparent. Once they make an insurance assessment, indicia all had an accident / damage vehicles, depending on the degree of damage is categorized. It is important to know the insurance category of each crashed car before purchasing, as this gives us considerable indicia information indicia about what is wrong with the car and what it can be used later. Do you want to buy in order to renovate and then sell at a profit? Or maybe your goal is to buy and then disassemble and sell parts?
Categories of motor vehicles had an accident are as follows: Category A: That you do not need! Cars in this category are so damaged by fire or other catastrophe that must be wiped out only for scrap metal. Must be filed notice of destruction to the DVLA (CT) and HPI. Category B: It is useful only if you buy it in order to disassemble it and sell it in parts. Damage to cars in this category can not be repaired at a reasonable price, and after saving fit parts must be destroyed (as defined in Category A). It takes special permits and licenses to be able to trade this vehicle category. Again, must be filed notice of destruction to the DVLA (CT). Category C: Similar cars offered by insurance companies, according indicia to the price you will spend to translate car in perfection would be more than the value of the car itself, indicia not because they are totally unfit. In making its assessment, the insurers include: the amount of actual repair rates of the main representatives, VAT, money spent on cases, car replacement compensation for the insured and others. For those who have the skills and desire, these cars can be translated back into working order and become indicia marketable. The cars in this category have one major drawback for buyers from Bulgaria, namely that you have to go through VIC (identity indicia check of the car) after being corrected, which means that the vehicle must be corrected back to England indicia and then passing VIC to grant a document that can be filed. Also, this category indicia of cars are on the border with vehicles of category B, which can only be used for parts. Category D: This category cars are best suited for those looking indicia to repair cars for sale at a profit. These cars are written off by insurance companies for other reasons, although repair costs may be less than the value of the car. The sale of the vehicle in category D can make a good profit. indicia Category X: These are usually undamaged, slightly damaged indicia and / or found stolen cars. Profit made by selling a car of this category X may be somewhat disadvantaged in terms of higher insurance assessment and initial cost, but can make a lot of bargains if sufficiently monitored by the usual car auctions. Category U: U letter comes from Unrecorded. This category includes vehicles that are not registered and / or estimated to be categorized. A typical representative of this category would not be sold by insurance companies, rather than individuals, indicia and may have suffered stroke or damaged, making it unpredictable. indicia
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