Saab 5 2.3 Turbo 2003 (03)

Item Features Saab 5:

	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	Year:	2003
Fuel:	Petrol	Manufacturer:	Saab
Seats:	5	Model:	Saab 9-5
Drive Side:	Right-hand drive	Type:	Standard Car
Previous Owners:	3	Doors:	4
Exterior:	Alloy Wheels	Colour:	Metallic Green
Interior/Comfort Options:	Air Conditioning, Climate Control, Cruise Control, Electric heated seats, Leather Seats, Parking Sensors, Power-assisted Steering (PAS), Power Seats, Power Windows, Tilt Steering Wheel	Metallic Paint:	Yes
In-Car Audio:	AM/FM Stereo, CD Multichanger, CD Player	Mileage:	83,087
V5 Registration Document:	Present	MOT Expiry:	04/2016
Service History Available:	Yes	Transmission:	Automatic

vehicle description:

Saab 9-5 2.3 Turbo 2003 (03)
Hot Aero 4dr with full service history, 83,087 miles, Petrol, Automatic, 5 Seats Dark metallic green, New Coil pack fitted Sep 2013, 4 new tyres fitted August 2015
3 owners since first registration 
MOT April 2016 
Features: 
SaabPark Assist, Automatic Transmission, cream Full leather interior,  Climate Control, Cruise Control, Alarm, Alloy Wheels (17in), Computer, Electric Windows (Front/Rear), In Car entertainment (Radio/Cassette/CD with multi-changer), 3x3 point rear seat belts, Airbags,  Electric door mirrors, Lumbar support, Power steering, Remote central locking.
The car is in very good condition for the year and a beautiful drive, serviced at Saab Dealership in Chichester.
Just discovered that the car was a Cat D in 2006 please see below information regarding this, we were not informed when we brought the vehicle from a retired police officer. I have adjusted the price to reflect this recent information.
Category D cars appear under a voluntary code of practice signed by various organisations, including insurance companies, salvage and repair agencies and the police. The agreement puts accident-damaged cars into one of four categories. Category D is for the most lightly damaged cars, or those which were stolen and recovered after the owner had been paid by the insurance company.
The official description of a Category D car is one that has suffered accident damage that would cost less to repair than its value. But why would an insurer write off a perfectly repairable car? According to motor trade experts, the insurance company can cut its losses this way.
Fell feel to check on the financial ombudsman motor valuation section 16.
http://www.financial-ombudsman.org.uk/publications/technical_notes/motor-valuation.html 
CODE OF PRACTICE FOR THE DISPOSAL OF MOTOR VEHICLE SALVAGE                 March 2007
 
Category A
Category B
Category C
Category D
 
Definition
 
SCRAP only (i.e. with few or no economically salvageable parts and which is of value only for scrap metal) e.g. total burnouts
 
BREAK for spare parts if economically viable (excluding any residual scrap value).
 
 
REPAIRABLE total loss vehicles where repair costs including VAT exceed the vehicle’s pre-accident value (PAV).
 
 
REPAIRABLE total loss vehicles where repair costs including VAT do not exceed the vehicle’s PAV.
 
Salvage disposers should use best endeavours to ensure that Category A and B vehicles do not reappear on the road.
 

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