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Mon 14 Jan 2002 14:10

Peugeot Insurance - Derek

If you have bought a Peugeot with 'free' insurance, be aware of two things. Firstly, the number at the top of their letterhead is wrong. The code should be 0845, NOT 0870.

Secondly, although it is 'comprehensive', it does NOT cover you to drive other vehicles on a third party only basis. Furthermore, on the basis of 'caveat emptor', although I was prepared to pay the extra for this (just so that we could shuffle our sons' cars around to get out of the drive), but the insurance company won't allow you to do so.

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