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Originally posted by BoredBloke View PostRead the same story on Yahoo and they said that in a recent sale, a mint one of these went for £3.5 million. That's why they paid out because the 900k to put it right wasn't enough to write it off. looking at the damage he caused to it I suspect that perhaps he was going a little fast! I'd suprised they paid out on that basis
My ancient Mondeo was worth £500 on the street, I got £250 from insurance.
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Read the same story on Yahoo and they said that in a recent sale, a mint one of these went for £3.5 million. That's why they paid out because the 900k to put it right wasn't enough to write it off. looking at the damage he caused to it I suspect that perhaps he was going a little fast! I'd suprised they paid out on that basis
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I would imagine his premiums over 15 years are worth more than enough to the insurers that they won't be out of pocket
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$1m insurance claim
Rowan Atkinson's McLaren car repair costs insurers almost £1 million - Telegraph
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