pvr said:Would love to understand how they stand legally about that, i.e. what is the tax status got to do with the insurance risk.
I drove the Golf to it's annual MOT, there was no tax on it as you cannot tax it whilst not having MOT.
Big Bad Boris said:Doubt it, no self respecting criminal would nick and drive away a car that isn’t taxed, that’s illegal![]()
PaddyfromStoke said:Sorned ffs
They always do as with most items if they are covered by another policy, such as motor insurance. However if the vehicle is not covered then it may be a different story.Mr Tidy said:I'd definitely check with Chris Knott just to be sure.
Im my 30+ years working in the UK General Insurance industry I never saw a Household policy that didn't exclude motor vehicles.
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:Big Bad Boris said:Doubt it, no self respecting criminal would nick and drive away a car that isn’t taxed, that’s illegal![]()
ronk said:I’m confused (no insurance pun intended)
enuff_zed said:I'm impressed that a thread on an owners forum which basically exists for the advantage of the insurance company, has not generated a single comment from them in 3 days. :roll:
Maybe because there's no money in it for them? And they would get a grilling in public? :roll:enuff_zed said:I'm impressed that a thread on an owners forum which basically exists for the advantage of the insurance company, has not generated a single comment from them in 3 days.