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When test drives go Bad!
When test drives go VERY VERY WRONG!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/...st/8584878.stm
£300,000 repair bill!
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Re: When test drives go Bad!
Shocking.
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Re: When test drives go Bad!
ouch !!!!!!!!!! wouldnt like to see his renewal quote
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"Any claims or accidents in the last five years?"
"Ermm...... Well."
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Re: When test drives go Bad!
better make sure any new insurance taken out is backed by Aviva - they need to recoup the money from somewhere!
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Re: When test drives go Bad!
It will also look good on the CV!
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