Buying a repaired Cat D write off?
I am considering buying a Fiat Panda 1.1 eco 2009[59 plate] with 6k miles only CAT D repaired Insurance write off.
Question is - are there any drawbacks and how much is it actually worth? Seller is asking £3k.
Question is - are there any drawbacks and how much is it actually worth? Seller is asking £3k.
Asked on 6 September 2012 by michael hirons
Answered by
Honest John
Normal trade for a non Cat D would be £3,300. Normal retail £4,670. Probably worth it.
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