My XM (P820 UNM) crashed from the back!
Posted: Sat Apr 27, 2024 7:00 pm
My blue Citroen XM 2.0 CT (P820 UNM), repaired no almost 10 years ago by Paul Roberts had been driven into the back. I think it is a write off, but I will seek to get it repaired. It just 2 weeks ago passed the MOT with some advisories that all have been repaired. Now I hope someone can give me an idea what I should tell the insurance the car is worth. I have all history also.
The accident happened today where an older lady crashed into the house of our neighbour and my car. I was sitting behind my desk on the far end of the house and felt the whole house shaking. Not only is my car severely damaged (though it drives still and goes up and down as it should!), but also the front of the house of our neighbour is damaged, and our front slightly. The older lady came free with some shock, but no physical hurt or pain.
Quite a day.
But on the XM front, I hope I can rescue this car (again.... one time Paul rescued it (repairing the turbo!), another time someone else also drove into the back and it was repaired to a better state than it had before the accident (almost, but we negotiated with garage and insurance, written off) and now again.
Our white L912BLJ is still with Malcolm (Savoy garage) and he has his hands full with getting parts and of course other tasks. He always does a good job
. So, now, reluctantly I have to use my CX (G181 ENV) for my daily 32-mile commute (I never though that would happen when I bought that car 'for nice weather only').
The accident happened today where an older lady crashed into the house of our neighbour and my car. I was sitting behind my desk on the far end of the house and felt the whole house shaking. Not only is my car severely damaged (though it drives still and goes up and down as it should!), but also the front of the house of our neighbour is damaged, and our front slightly. The older lady came free with some shock, but no physical hurt or pain.
Quite a day.
But on the XM front, I hope I can rescue this car (again.... one time Paul rescued it (repairing the turbo!), another time someone else also drove into the back and it was repaired to a better state than it had before the accident (almost, but we negotiated with garage and insurance, written off) and now again.
Our white L912BLJ is still with Malcolm (Savoy garage) and he has his hands full with getting parts and of course other tasks. He always does a good job
