Fiat L@@k .. 500, 26000 Miles, 11 Months M.O.T ..L@@K

Item Features Fiat L@@k :

	Used: An item that has been previously used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. ... Read moreabout the condition	Manufacturer:	Fiat
Transmission:	Manual	Model:	500 P
Fuel:	Petrol	Type:	Standard Car
Seats:	4	Doors:	3
Drive Side:	Right-hand drive	Colour:	Black
Safety Features:	Alarm, Anti-Lock Brakes (ABS), Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag, Rear seat belts, Safety Belt Pretensioners, Side Airbags	Metallic Paint:	Yes
Interior/Comfort Options:	Air Conditioning, Climate Control, Power-assisted Steering (PAS), Tilt Steering Wheel	Mileage:	26,278
In-Car Audio:	AM/FM Stereo, CD Player	MOT Expiry:	01/2016

vehicle description:

Hi,
You will be bidding on a
Fiat 500 Popular, In Metallic Black.
This car is in mint condition, And has only covered a genuine 26278 miles.
It looks and smells like a brand new car!
The air conditioning, Bluetooth hands free kit, in fact everything works as it should!
This car is a cat "C" and has been repaired by a reputable automotive body repair shop in Norwich.
This car is 100%
viewing is most welcome and I am quite prepared to organize a RAC or AA inspection (at your cost) £299.00
The car went straight through the M.O.T with NO advisories, It has eleven months M.O.T left to run, as did it with the VIC check yesterday. (photo included)
So the car is now ready for the new owner to apply for the new V5, and road tax.
I am Starting the car of at .99p
Please Feel Free To Contact Me On : 07912 675483, Or Message Me Through EBAY With Any Qs..
Please ONLY bid on the car if you intend to complete the sale! Please make contact within two hours of sale end!
SORRY TO All GENUINE BIDDERS,  BUT I HAVE BEEN MESSED AROUND WITH BEFORE,
ANY NON PAYING BIDDER Will Be Pursued Through The Courts, I Have All The Relevant Paperwork To Hand,
Now for the boring stuff.
The car listed, which I purchased and professionally repaired had, by the previous owners insurance company been classed by as a category C write-off. (uneconomical to repair, I offer below a brief explanation of the various write-off categories as per the RAC directive)
The vehicle has been professionally repaired to a very high standard, using only genuine Fiat Parts. It has undergone  a ministry VIC check and has a full MOT certificate. I"m prepared to  deduct from the final purchase price the cost of an HPI check should the prospective purchaser choose to undertake such a check prior to purchase!
Please note:
I would be more than happy for any prospective purchaser to arrange (before purchase and at there own expense) for an AA, RAC or any other similar professional body to carry out a full inspection of the vehicle.          
A brief explanation of motor insurance write-off"s taken from the RAC.
Car insurance companies work to strict guidelines. They have a duty to return a car to the condition it was in before the accident. However, this can be expensive: it dictates which workshops and parts might be used.
All this is factored into the calculations insurance assessors use, so costs can soon rise. This is why write-offs do not always have to be particularly serious. If a car is new, a simple cosmetic scrape along one side can see it declared a write-off by the assessor: the expense of repairing and painting the panels can exceed the vehicle"s actual value, even if there is no serious structural damage.
Car insurance assessors use various categories of car insurance write-off to rank the seriousness of accident damage. Two categories represent very serious damage, but the remaining two categories (C & D) are for "economic write-offs" – where damage is expensive to fix but not necessarily dangerous.
Category A: scrap only. For cars so badly damaged they should be crushed and never re-appear on the road. Even salvageable parts must be destroyed.
Category B: body shell should be crushed. Signifies extensive damage, although some parts are salvageable. Should never re-appear on road, although reclaimed parts can be used in other road-going vehicles.
Category C: the vehicle is repairable but the costs exceed the vehicle’s value. Can re-appear on road.
Category D: the vehicle is repairable but repair costs are significant compared to the vehicle value – including time delays to source parts. Can re-appear on road.
However, write-offs in the latter two categories (C & D) can be sold on by the insurance company, either to the original owner or to a third party via a car salvage company. Cars written off as a Category C case, according to the ABI’s Salvage Code, “require a Vehicle Identity Check (VIC) before a V5C registration certificate is re-issued by the DVLA.” The VIC is carried out by the Vehicle Operator and Services Agency (VOSA).
 

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