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mr_flibble · 18-01-2008, 20:38

Im guessing he wants to get a buy back because the insurance will write it off as a cat D, give him £500 quid for it or whatever and then he can buy it back for £90 or so and repair it himself.

Cat D means that car is not economically viable to repair but there is no major chassis damage to the car just cosmetic damage.
Cat C would be not economically viable to repair with damage to the chassis or sub frame of the car
Cat B is major damage and my never be used on the road again but parts of the can be used.
Cat A means the car must be crushed and none of its parts used.

18-01-2008, 20:38	#5
mr_flibble Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 57 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 0	Re: 10 years old is past it Im guessing he wants to get a buy back because the insurance will write it off as a cat D, give him £500 quid for it or whatever and then he can buy it back for £90 or so and repair it himself. Cat D means that car is not economically viable to repair but there is no major chassis damage to the car just cosmetic damage. Cat C would be not economically viable to repair with damage to the chassis or sub frame of the car Cat B is major damage and my never be used on the road again but parts of the can be used. Cat A means the car must be crushed and none of its parts used.