Soldato
They'll pay for the damage you caused as you're fully insured regardless of tax and MOT, only caveat is your insurance will only pay the value of a non-MOT'd example of your car, hardly a worry with a car like this.
Moving my car from Portugal.
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They'll pay for the damage you caused as you're fully insured regardless of tax and MOT, only caveat is your insurance will only pay the value of a non-MOT'd example of your car, hardly a worry with a car like this.
Soldato
It's something that's worth reading the small print for, especially from the cheaper companies, but any decent insurance company should be fine.
Frejus is really nice - if you get the chance you could do a nice little tour up to Lorgues and then back via St Tropez with dinner at the Château de la Messardière - did similar a couple of weeks back and it was fantastic: some beautiful roads and scenery.
Associate
There is no distance limit in the law, has recently been tested court. The guy in the case made a detour for fags, this was deemed acceptable. It is quite a common thing to book an mot close to home to move a car. You can still be booked for the car not being roadworthy though. So long as it looks legal to a road side inspection by plod you should be ok. I have heard of someone being booked by a copper who didn't know the law, had his car towed and all that hassle, not charges as was legasl, just a lot a faff because a prat of an officer.