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Old 25th April 2016, 02:58 PM
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Hi my insurance is up shortly and the rear screen has delaminated so the heated part does not function any more so what insurance company would be the best for a claim.

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Old 26th April 2016, 03:58 AM
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I wouldn't have thought any insurance will cover what is surely wear & tear?
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And especially not if the damage is already there - that's a definite no. However if you take out the cover then a little while in the screen started failing...
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Amazing how you can be driving along and the rear screen suddenly cracks...

Last time it happened to me the chap who replaced the screen told me there was no need for me to hit it with a hammer
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Old 26th April 2016, 01:37 PM
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And next you moan about insurance premiums increasing...
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I wouldn't have thought any insurance will cover what is surely wear & tear?
I would agree its not a 'sudden and unexpected event' which is what insurance would typically cover. Its more of a mechanical / wear item.

Although I'm sure routinely (and also fraudulently) abused, using the insurance company to replace an otherwise perfectly good piece of glass isn't something I'd do, or recommend.

I saw a case a little while back where an A2 owner (genuinely I do believe) ended up with a broken glass panel in his non-functional panoramic sunroof. As the panels can't be individually replaced, he ended up with a brand new sunroof unit direct from Audi, fully working as a by product.

I would be interested however if there are any insurance companies out there that do specifically cover the function / features of the glass over and above chips / cracks ?
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I would agree its not a 'sudden and unexpected event' which is what insurance would typically cover. Its more of a mechanical / wear item.

Although I'm sure routinely (and also fraudulently) abused, using the insurance company to replace an otherwise perfectly good piece of glass isn't something I'd do, or recommend.

I saw a case a little while back where an A2 owner (genuinely I do believe) ended up with a broken glass panel in his non-functional panoramic sunroof. As the panels can't be individually replaced, he ended up with a brand new sunroof unit direct from Audi, fully working as a by product.

I would be interested however if there are any insurance companies out there that do specifically cover the function / features of the glass over and above chips / cracks ?

"Glass" is very variable by insurer, I have an S4 convertible, some policies cover the glass rear screen as part of the glass excess and terms, whilst others exclude it and cover it under the "body work" and some actually exclude it all together.

That means that a shattered rear screen could mean:
  • a full new roof/hood for a minimal excess, no NCD impact
  • a full new roof/hood at the full excess, NCD impact as a fault accident
  • no cover at all

As cars get older - this could mean a write off for a broken window!
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[quote=paulrstaylor;111067 I have an S4 convertible[/quote]

B6 or B7 ?

I loved my B7 cab manual. Handled brilliantly. Sounded awesome. Its in my top 2 'crumbs I wasn't expecting it to be that good' Audis.....


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The 17 year old Driver Wagon 2015 Skoda Citigo Monte Carlo. Alloys, Power steering, Aircon, Leccy windows, Sat Nav, bluetooth, central locking, cup holders, 59 whole bhp. Million times better than my first car. Well jealous.....

The First 20 Audis:

2001 D2 4.2 QS Silver, 1997 D2 S8 Silver, 1999 D2 4.2 Silver, 2002 D2 S8 Dolphin Grey,
2003 C5 RS6 Blue, 1998 D2 S8 Black, 2000 D2 4.2 QS/S8 Ming Blue, 2003 D3 4.2 Ming Blue,
2005 B7 S4 Blue, 2006 D3 3.0 Tdi Black, 1999 D2 4.2 Silver, 2003 D3 4.2 LPG Crystal Blue,
2000 D2 S8 Silver, 2007 3.0 Tdi Q7 Black, 2009 B8 S4 Black, 1998 D2 S8 Agate Grey,
2006 D3 4.2 Tdi Blue, 2006 D3 S8, 2007 Q7 3.0 Tdi, 2006 C6 S6,

The Second 20 Audis:

2011 A7 Sline, 2001 A2 1.4 Tdi Black, 2002 A2 1.4 Tdi Silver, 2006 A8 4.2 Tdi Blue,
2007 4.2 Tdi Q7, 2006 S4 Cab Silver, 2010 RS6 Saloon Black , 2007 TT Roadster,
2010 A8 D4 4.2 Silver, 2006 C6 A6 2.7 Tdi Quattro, 2000 D2 4.2 QS/S8 Ming Blue (again), 2008 Q7 4.2 Black,
2009 C6 RS6 Saloon Daytona Grey, 2001 Fully Loaded A2 Tdi, 2006 Avant S6 Black, 2007 VW Caravelle Exec Black (almost an Audi)
2009 TT Roadster Daytona, 2015 Q7 4.2 tdi lava grey, 2002 GmbH D2 demonstrator, 2006 D3 A8 LWB 4.2 Tdi Black

Most Recent Audis:

2001 A2 1.4 Tdi Black, 2007 4.2 FSi Q7 ABT Blue, 2016 S5 Coupe Launch model, 2004 S4 B6 Cabriolet, 2016 Q7 Sline White, 2006 Q7 4.2 FSi Black, 2012 Q7 Sline+ 4.2Tdi White, 2008 Blue Audi S8

Everything Else

1989 Subaru Justy, 1986 Vauxhall Cartlton 2.0 GL, 1985 Vauxhall Carlton 2.2 CDi, 1987 Ford Sierra XR4x4, 1983 Vauxhall Senator, 1985 Vauxhall Senator 3.0i, 1997 Polo Saloon, 1997 Peugeot 306 1.9 TDi, Ford Sierra Sapphire 2000E, 1990 Subaru Justy, 2000 Subaru Impreza, 2000 Subaru Impreza RB5, 1993 Range Rover LSE, 2005 VW Bora, 2003 Skoda Superb, 2003 VW Passat V6 4 Motion, 1996 Peugeot 106, 2000 Range Rover 4.0, 2019 Tesla Model 3 Performance
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