Brings an whole new meaning to off roading

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on saw the other day he had just past his test and bought the £70k Range Rover

bet his insurance company will love him come renewal, his premium will be horrendous

He wasn't driving... 2012 SDV6 - it's missing a couple of cylinders
2008 TDV8 - it was a labour of love and is much missed

Still his car and presumably his insurance covering the other driver, which will mean them paying out to fix it do increased premium

Unless they just pay for repairs but still needs to inform them (unless the underwriters read the sun) , so his risk increases and his premium too

Unless we know who was driving and in what capacity, there's no way of knowing who is paying for what and who will be claiming from whom.

But even if it is his insurance that pays out, the kid is hardly short of a few quid and probably won't even realise the premium has gone up...his management will probably deal with that sort of thing for him.

Hell, the vehicle might not even be his but is probably an asset of 'his' company - and they probably pay the insurance too. I doubt he is directly linked to the vehicle in either capacity. 2012 SDV6 - it's missing a couple of cylinders
2008 TDV8 - it was a labour of love and is much missed

as you say, i dont think he will be that bothered about it, when i was in the industry, ive dealt with 18 year olds paying £18k for a Scooby worth £5k

Probably no damage and possible to drive it off the barrier...i wonder if he had the optional rear locking diff?! Mike

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Out of interest, when looking at the photo showing the front of the vehicle, it appears to be an early L322 model from 2002-2005 as the grille and head lights look very square in that photo. Plus the grille is the horizontal one that doesn't have indentations for the main beam.

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as you say, i dont think he will be that bothered about it, when i was in the industry, ive dealt with 18 year olds paying £18k for a Scooby worth £5k

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