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Write-off history
2 insurance write-off records found.
Vehicle match
AB12 CDE
Response retrieved
06 Sept 2026, 01:00 BST
Source
Insurance loss records
CategoryN
Insurance write-off recorded
Non-structural damage
This category describes a repairable insurance write-off with non-structural damage. It does not mean the damage was cosmetic or that repairs are complete.
Record reference WO-2022-419682
Reported damage area
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FrontRear
Front
Loss date
12 Feb 2022
Loss notification date
18 Feb 2022
Engineer assessment date
16 Feb 2022
Loss type
Damage
Damage cause
Collision
Reported damage area
Front
Photographs reported available
Not provided
Salvage retained
Not provided
Repair evidence
Not provided — repair quality not confirmed
CategoryS
Insurance write-off recorded
Structural damage
This category describes a repairable insurance write-off involving structural damage. The category alone does not identify the damaged area or prove repair quality.
Record reference WO-2025-582914
Reported damage area
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FrontRear
Rear
Loss date
12 Feb 2025
Loss notification date
18 Feb 2025
Engineer assessment date
16 Feb 2025
Loss type
Damage
Damage cause
Collision
Reported damage area
Rear
Photographs reported available
Yes
Salvage retained
No
Repair evidence
Not provided — repair quality not confirmed
How to interpret these records
A damage-area entry is separate supplied data; it is not calculated from the category.
A photograph flag does not include photographs in this report or prove the repairs were satisfactory.
A later MOT pass does not erase write-off history or certify the quality of an accident repair.
Missing repair evidence means unknown—not repaired, unrepaired or safe.