Help to convert Outlander to 7 Seater
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ndj:
No, you are correct. If you just added the seats your insurance would technichally be invalid and you 'should' fail an mot.
I was just saying that it is actually leagal to change this if you do it properly.
I have also herd of people needing to have the car inspected after filling in changes to details on the v5 but, personally, I have never been asked.
I think it may be something to do with the fact that I have only ever put seats into cars where there was also an option to buy the car like this in the first place.
No, you are correct. If you just added the seats your insurance would technichally be invalid and you 'should' fail an mot.
I was just saying that it is actually leagal to change this if you do it properly.
I have also herd of people needing to have the car inspected after filling in changes to details on the v5 but, personally, I have never been asked.
I think it may be something to do with the fact that I have only ever put seats into cars where there was also an option to buy the car like this in the first place.
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Joined: Mar 2010
Posts: 73
From: Fife, Scotland
ndj:
No, you are correct. If you just added the seats your insurance would technichally be invalid and you 'should' fail an mot.
I was just saying that it is actually leagal to change this if you do it properly.
I have also herd of people needing to have the car inspected after filling in changes to details on the v5 but, personally, I have never been asked.
I think it may be something to do with the fact that I have only ever put seats into cars where there was also an option to buy the car like this in the first place.
No, you are correct. If you just added the seats your insurance would technichally be invalid and you 'should' fail an mot.
I was just saying that it is actually leagal to change this if you do it properly.
I have also herd of people needing to have the car inspected after filling in changes to details on the v5 but, personally, I have never been asked.
I think it may be something to do with the fact that I have only ever put seats into cars where there was also an option to buy the car like this in the first place.
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Thank you all for your inputs.. I live in India & not sure how Insurance companies will treat modifications..will check on that side. But does Outlander sell as seven seater (company fitted?) at all in any part of the world?
Most UK Outlanders are 7 seater's from the factory.
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