VEHICLE ENQUIRY

[MR2-Mad]

Could someone advise on the following

Date of Liability whats that about?????

Why is this car a 91 but first registered in 2001?? 10years later?????


THIS IS WHAT DVLA HAS ON THE CAR

The vehicle details for ?????? are:

Date of Liability 01 12 2008
Date of First Registration 08 01 2001
Year of Manufacture 1991
Cylinder Capacity (cc) 1990CC
CO2 Emissions Not Available
Fuel Type Petrol
Export Marker Not Applicable
Vehicle Status Unlicensed
Vehicle Colour BLACK
Vehicle Type Approval
This vehicle can be licensed at a DVLA Local Office without the V5C Registration Certificate
Vehicle Identity Check (VIC) Marker VIC required

[Nickp]

Date of liability is an incident of the tax or sorn expiring apparently, nowt for you to worry about I wouldn't have thought.
The car will have been built in '91 but not imported to the UK until '01, simples

[MarkDon]

Car is untaxed, not SORN, not had tax since 12/08.
Imported in 2001, built in 91.

[MR2-Mad]

Cheers for that as I didnt have a clue what it was all about, But I do now so many thanks to you both for the reply.

Vehicle Identity Check (VIC) Marker VIC required

I know what this is and I know its going to cost £41 to have done but do anyone know just what is involved?? The MR2 was wrote off some time ago and been repaired and now has a full MOT so see no reason for the VIC as everything is the same and its just body work that has had repairs done.

[Mike N]

DVLA need to check the chassis number to establish whether the car is the one that was damaged, then repaired or find out if its a ringer.
Whats the reg number?

[MR2-Mad]

H474 AVO

[djpkins]

If it was a cat C or D write off...would cost more than the cars value to repair...the VIC inspector has to see that the repairs have been carried out correctly and, as matey says, no iffy parts have been used as it could be a major repair.
My car was a cat C write off, but was only panel damage...
bonnet, o/s wing and door.
The VIC inspector didn't want to see it, although I still had to follow protocol and go through the process of offering it up for inspection because it had an insurance claim against it...at this point you won't have a full log book to the car.
The car must have a current MOT but doesn't need to be taxed on the day of inspection.
The VIC inspector was satisfied that my car was all ok and didn't want to see it...the log book came through shortly afterwards with no "cat C" tag on it.

text check it matey....see what happened to it.

[axgizmo]

Mine was a Cat C too, pnly reason we know is cos I did a txt check,
It happened in 1999 and txtcheck says it needs a VIC

but there is nothing that I can see on the log book & DVLA doesn't flag it up ether,

Where did it say on the log book about the Cat C?

[MR2-Mad]

What would be a good site to use the text check as there is so many to chose from???

[djpkins]

On the bottom of the cover...logbook..."3, Special Notes"
If the car has been taxed scince 1999 then you have nothing to worry about...but you won't get a tax disc if it has an outstanding appointment with the VIC.
I used the txt check tht was about at the time...just before carspotter and webuyanywreck came out.

[axgizmo]

Ah cool,
Fair enough, cheers dude.


I used the "my car check" app on my phone,
but you can use this one https://www.mytextcheck.com/