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HPI CrushWatch from vehicle history check expert HPI, saved over £56 million worth of vehicles that were being driven without insurance, from being crushed at the instruction of the police in 2014. |
Shockingly, supercars and prestige vehicles are often being driven by insurance evaders. However, popular, high volume makes of car, such as Vauxhall and Ford top the culprit’s chart.
The highest value vehicle HPI CrushWatch identified in 2014, was a Lamborghini Aventador worth £309,000. Rolls Royce, Bentley and Lamborghini vehicles dominated the list of top 10 highest value cars recoveries. Owners of the Vauxhall Corsa and Vauxhall Astra are the most likely to drive uninsured, with nearly 1,000 of these models being reclaimed in 2014. The Ford Focus came in third, with the Fiesta in fourth, showing that popular, mid-range vehicles are frequently hitting the HPI CrushWatch register.
Working under the umbrella of the Finance & Leasing Association’s (FLA) Vehicle Recovery Scheme, HPI CrushWatch brings together motor lenders and Law Enforcement Agencies to enable lenders to reclaim uninsured cars which could have been sold on or scrapped by the police without their knowledge. Not only are the FLA and HPI taking steps towards closing the net on insurance and tax evaders, they are making UK roads safer for law abiding motorists.
Neil Hodson, Managing Director for HPI, comments,
“Although, the majority of cars we recovered in 2014, are popular, lower priced vehicles, we also helped recover a significant number of high-end makes and models. Along with some astonishing supercars, we recovered a significant number of Audi, BMW, Land Rover and Mercedes-Benz vehicles. It’s clear that insurance evasion crosses social and financial boundaries.”
Top 10 Recoveries by Value:
1. Lamborghini Aventador £309,000
2. Rolls Royce Wraith £189,700 3. Rolls Royce Ghost £129,300 4. Bentley Continental GT £114,900 5. Bentley Continental GTC £98,700 6. Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder £93,000 7. Lamborghini Gallardo £90,500 8. Mercedes-Benz G63 £90,500 9. Audi R8 Spyder £86,100 10. Land Rover Range Rover Autobiography £83,800
Top 10 Models Most Commonly Recovered:
Vauxhall Corsa 503 £1,390,845 Vauxhall Astra 431 £2,032,260 Ford Focus 358 £2,286,780 Ford Fiesta 302 £1,415,750 BMW 3 Series 274 £2,235,205 Volkswagen Golf 253 £1,910,935 Mercedes-Benz C Class 238 £3,028,715 Ford Transit 206 £1,278,505 BMW 1 Series 202 £1,910,975 Audi A3 153 £1,210,130 Top 5 Marques Most Commonly Recovered Vauxhall 1298 Ford 1183 BMW 678 Volkswagen 555 Mercedes-Benz 536 |
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