Civic FD Most Expensive Small car on the market to repair

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25-01-2008, 09:45 AM
fasthonda

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Originally Posted by xqwzit

lol... thailand ftw?

The Japanese made Type R would also suffer the same damage.
25-01-2008, 09:52 AM
Mingy

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Originally Posted by denot

hahaha THATS MY CIVIC mingy!!!! I got hit 3 times from the back already...

1st one on a picnic trip (4 days after purchased!!!), hit by my friends corrola
2nd on the way to work by a 80ish magna (2 weeks after the 1st hit)
3rd when I parked near the office (went back after work and see two "big" scratches on the bumper)

T-T

1st two has been deal with comp insurance, the third one... I'll think about it later... T-T

LOL same here. although i only had 2 accidents. 1st one some guy hit me from behind. 2nd one, someone reversed into my front bumpers. i didn't catch who it was.
25-01-2008, 12:15 PM
denot

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Originally Posted by Mingy

LOL same here. although i only had 2 accidents. 1st one some guy hit me from behind. 2nd one, someone reversed into my front bumpers. i didn't catch who it was.

oh, now i remeber!! sum1 did reverse and smash my number plates holder (the glassy-plastic one) before... lucky he/she didnt touch my car

btw mingy! nice siggy there :p
26-01-2008, 03:50 PM
gerard

Good excuse for Mr Insurance to up the rates
26-01-2008, 04:19 PM
JaCe

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Originally Posted by gerard

Good excuse for Mr Insurance to up the rates

That's what I was worried about when I read the article in Friday's DRIVE.
26-01-2008, 05:08 PM
Shimian

LOL, and now we're gonna see lots of FS Civic FD ads in the papers :p
26-01-2008, 05:33 PM
dmx

damn...that's $7000 not include my fog lights + front bodykit + type-r grille (coming soon). would end up to $9000 i reckon :(
no wonder when i tried to get online quote from allianz, the result was they can't accepted due to high cost of mine accesories..LOL
26-01-2008, 10:58 PM
JaCe

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Originally Posted by dmx

damn...that's $7000 not include my fog lights + front bodykit + type-r grille (coming soon). would end up to $9000 i reckon :(
no wonder when i tried to get online quote from allianz, the result was they can't accepted due to high cost of mine accesories..LOL

TBH it's not worth insuring accessories especially since they deteriorate/depreciate/etc... and make you look like some kind of "badass modifier" in the eyes of the insurer both now and in the future... but that's just my thoughts.
26-01-2008, 11:07 PM
Shimian

I insured everything. Even to my scuff plates. Price didnt even go up $1 compared to stock. Weird. So why not. Im with RACV btw. Gonna call them up to insure headlamps. Hopefully itll be given free :p
26-01-2008, 11:25 PM
JaCe

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Originally Posted by Shimian

I insured everything. Even to my scuff plates. Price didnt even go up $1 compared to stock. Weird. So why not. Im with RACV btw. Gonna call them up to insure headlamps. Hopefully itll be given free :p

Aren't you an 18-25y/o male? That makes you prime candidate for high premiums.. unless they already factor all that into it lol.
27-01-2008, 12:46 AM
Aco3n

I'm with ING, and "certain" modification will cost you another 25% loading. The worst part is for the excess, which is doubled.

but hey.. it's better than nothing..
27-01-2008, 04:48 AM
dmx

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Originally Posted by JaCe

TBH it's not worth insuring accessories especially since they deteriorate/depreciate/etc... and make you look like some kind of "badass modifier" in the eyes of the insurer both now and in the future... but that's just my thoughts.

NRMA not charged extra for all my accs, same excess fee, 65% disc rating, so why not ?
i think u have to add all ur accs into ur insurance, otherwise if got accident, who gonna pay for ur $600 fog lights ? ur mom ?

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