Delbourt wrote:

Regardless of what we think about the features included in the security system it is a standard feature.
When  applying for insurance cover here in the U.K. we are usually asked a standard series of questions.
Near the top of the list is “what alarm” or other security features are included, soon followed by “what modifications” have been carried out.
So, it is important to have the perishing locks working or declare that one aspect such as “superlock” is disabled. At that point you will be directed to a broker and up goes the cost of insurance.
An insurance company will not care about any self inflicted damage caused to door cards etc whilst trying to overcome a failed superlock.

You might be able to be “economical” with the truth if the car were stolen by answering positively to the question was the car locked. The answer might be “yes” but without declaring no it was not superlocked.


 

I tell ya what, when I rip out all the useless security shit, I'll send it to you, so you can tell your mates at the insurance company you got extra, I'm sure the bastards will still rip you off when it comes time for them to pay up! 1.png

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