Car not old enough to require an MOT. They could ask for receipt from last service, but they don't know what mileage was on it when the policy started.james wrote: Ask you to produce the last MOT certificate and look at the miles??? If they were trying to dodge a payout.
Greenlight seem pretty flexible anyway (didn't charge me to add on business mileage) so I would just tell them if I went significantly over my estimate. Would really bother if I was only about 1k over though.
Plus, because my car had such low mileage on it when I bought it, even though I've put a fair bit on, it's still only got 19k on it and is only just over 2 years old, so dividing that by the age of the car, still doesn't breach the annual mileage I've told them.
