Ferrari Driver Writes Off New Car On M1 In Barnsley

mikey4444 | 01:56 Fri 28th Jul 2017 | Motoring

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire-40748897

Do anyone know if he will lose his no-claims bonus ?

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trt

When I first saw the photo Mikey, I thought they were his feet under the wreck of the car, wearing red trainers on :-)

TWR

Don't know the full details, I think the driver / owner underestimated the power of the car, the new owners of these cars must take a course in the driving of this super car, he's lost his car but he's here to tell the tail.

mikey4444

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Does anyone know what the average insurance costs would be for such an expensive car ?

TWR

I think you are talking in the region of £10000>>>>>>onwards Mikey.

mikey4444

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Flipping Heck TWR ! And, to answer my own question, its almost certain that any NCB will have disappeared.

hc4361

From 2009

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1237642/At-100-000-insure-just-dont-smash-new-Ferrari-Andy.html

The age of the driver would make a huge difference

bhg481

If a car is written-off the insurance policy dies with it. In other words, when you replace the vehicle and go to insure it you will have to get a brand new policy. Some companies will give you a starting NCB for a new policy but I can't see that happening if you've just written-off a car such as the Ferrari.

TWR

I mentioned a young lass on here that ask me to look for a car for her last week, she was quoted £1200 Full comp, that's a vast difference but will give you some idea I would think.

mikey4444

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HC....even more flipping heck !