Corsa-B.uk - Vauxhall, Opel and Holden Corsa B Owners Club

i think they can inform your insurence company of what you have done to your car..... i dunno

why dont we just have insurance disks, it makes sense to me

I just say I no NOTHIN about cars and I brought it like this, and far as i was aware it was standard.

[quote=\"scatt16v\"]I just say I no NOTHIN about cars and I brought it like this, and far as i was aware it was standard. [/quote]

doubt that\'s going to help the matter, if you have an accident and the insurance compnay find out, your on your own

i posted about this on another site, good idea behind it, just means more hassle for us and alot of the time a waste of police resources

and as for declaring things my company just said the price of your car and its accessories, didnt ask anything else

[quote=\"scatt16v\"]I just say I no NOTHIN about cars and I brought it like this, and far as i was aware it was standard. [/quote]
warning ignorance is no defence!

sorry thats not meant personal thats what you will be told in a court

they cant trace your insurance company without you giving details

you will find that \"V O S A\" are doing road side checks along with the police (basically mot testers working for the government)

and how sad this country is becoming to motorists in general not just modded n young drivers

Just remember guys the police do read thru the forums for those of you admitting your mods are undeclared.

As for being pulled over, I get it all the time the soon as I leave London.

But I\'m all legitimate so I dont tend to worry. And on my insurance certificate there is a list of modifications that I have declared.

I\'ve been driving a standard sport for last few weeks while i had a new one in the bodyshop getting done up. Got my renewal through a few days ago, was gonna cost me £400 to renew the standard one. I called them up & asked for a quote on the new one with mods declared, cost me £500. Hardly seems worth not doing it for £100!!