FAQ

General Questions Answered here:

1. Login to your Account by clicking on Login if you do not have an account click on register and create a new one.

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1. Click on My Motors from sidebar and then click on New Motor

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1. Fill up the Form and submit. The Motor will be Added to Drafts and Admin will approveAfter approval you can Publish Motor from My Motors > Draft Motors

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If you are looking for a new car then you’re on right platform. You can search your desire new vehicle through ShinyViewMotors and you can find best result through our compare page by choosing your choice and this will help you to decide your dream car.

If you are interested to buy a new or used car online and you have no previous experience then you have to prepare a checklist which will help you to buy the best cars. Shiny View Motors provides you a platform where you can find your best choice without any hassle and you can set this through our compare option through our stock listing of all vehicles. This will help you to find your choice according to your budget. You can search the right model, search the Inventory of multiple dealers or private sellers and then decide which ideal car is suitable for you

Car Insurance assessors use many categories of car insurance write-off to rank the seriousness of accident damage.

Up to 1 October 2017, the four categories used included A, B, C, D, whereby the level of damage would decrease in severity by category.

The categories are now A, B, S and N. Category A (unchanged) Scrap only. For cars so badly damaged they should be crushed and never re-appear on the road. Even salvageable parts must be destroyed.

Category B (unchanged) Body shell should be crushed. Signifies extensive damage, although some parts are salvageable. Should never re-appear on road, although reclaimed parts can be used in other road-going vehicles.

Category S (formerly Category C) The new Category S means the vehicle has suffered structural damage. This could include a bent or twisted chassis, or a crumple zone that has collapsed in a crash. Category S damage is more than just cosmetic, therefore, and the vehicle will need to be professionally repaired.

Category N (formerly Category D) Vehicles graded accordingly haven’t sustained structural damage, so the issue may be cosmetic, or a problem with the electrics that isn’t economical to repair. Don’t assume such vehicles are drivable, however; non-structural faults may include brakes, steering or other safety-related parts

Just checkout or request a price from seller.