I want to buy a Land Rover Discovery 3 which has been recorded as a cat D write-off - will this affect resale value?
I am considering buying a Land Rover Discovery 3 that has been stolen and recovered with keys. Is this something that will affect the value if and when I come to sell the vehicle in a few years?
Asked on 26 June 2010 by GeorgeHP
Answered by
Honest John
It will still be recorded as a Cat D and will make buyers suspicious, so it will always have to be priced accordingly, just as it presumably is now.
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