back and buy it from them or whatever as a writer because the other thing is while you have the car

mechanically it's okay yeah bodywork is okay yeah the engine gearbox everything is fine

they they've got a guy his name adrian or something the guys who do these vans they've

got this english guy he came to fix the key on the mercedes ignition he was so knowledgeable and i

was really impressed with him and he just works on electronics on cars and vans so if you have

a good auto electrician but you would even describe of the car if the electric is so

complicated the engine all the parts can be served even better if you if you can put it on the road

you can drive it you know yeah but it's not about something not complicated if it's electronics

the thing is when they give you the car it's like for i mean obviously not for gearbox or engine but

any fault caused from that what they fix

i mean any electric electronic fault then it's guaranteed not just for one year while you have

the car yeah as soon as you sell the car then it's yeah but if he's right off that's finished no no i

mean if they give you the other things they're considering because that happened once if they

saw these things and other things coming up and the risk of yeah how much so it's 50 50

if you decide to if they don't write it off you you're protected from your point of view

protected by before anything happened with that issue if they do write it off just try and get

that report yeah and then show it and it's definitely when they rise up you got right to

buy it from them the savage of the car is up to them yeah i think you have a right definitely

it's better for them anyway because they have to pay auction fees and you know it's it's just

finished but they just deliver it to you yeah that's what they did with mine because i didn't

have courtesy car once they make a decision to

being right obviously it's not the repair center responsibility anymore so they might demand to

return the car at that point usually and from that seven days if they decided right off they might

want it and how long it takes to should a check uh it wasn't checked they just made me a bank

transfer i mean next day next day so once they decide they settle very quickly who and they give

you the price or usually the price

can sometimes negotiate a bit so in my case he said okay we offer you that much and it was more than i

was expecting he said i know sometimes people are not that happy with it but if you want you can

challenge it but you need to and maybe different companies work in different ways but he said you

can send uh go on auto trader find exactly the model and mileage any mileage not higher and send

us two if there's two examples where it's higher we'll give you the average of the two which is

but i couldn't find anything higher price than that for mine so

they usually price it because i had that like v by any car price but it's based on

cost of replacing it exactly as it is to buy it not to sell it but uh my because

it's a different case because i was the victim of the accident so i had that company working for me

yeah so i think they challenged the price first and they got me the maximum yeah they

They may have searched it and I don't know what happened between that lady's insurer

who caused the accident and my representative, they probably already pushed it up and then

when they said if you think you could find that car more expensive to buy with any mileage,

even one mile, not one mile above, but any mileage the same or lower, advertise, even

advertise.

You can send two examples, they'll give you the average of them too, what's between them

too.

So like they said mine is 15 and one for sale is 16 and one 16 and a half, I'll get 16,250.

Well I think they'd already done that for me, but in your case, you went direct with

your insurer, maybe they'll try to undercut it.

People think the mileage is quite low, it's about 50 something and this model is the highest,

like most options like HSE, Lox.

So have you checked the mileage on Antoche?

I checked this a few weeks ago, I think it was something between 12,000 to even 14,000,

15,000.

So just keep the best, make sure the mileage is not higher, I mean not lower, on the ones

that you see and it's exactly the same spec and engine and trim and options and keep them,

you might find them useful.

Yeah yeah, I should check again, update to see nationally.

And then the salvage, they make two variations, one for the car to replace it if it was fine

and the second one is the salvage value, which is what they get from the auction and that's

not really that much of a rush.