If your car is stolen and recovered YOU pay the storage fees?

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Julios	Not surprised. It's the UK! the land of wonders :) Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

★ ☠☯INFAMOUS★ ☠☯	no if someone stoles your car then you don't ay and if you didn't pay until the end no worries your car is peof whatever you call it Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

pieman66	Your insurance should cover those costs. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Fazar	are you sure? what is your source? you might be able to claim back on your insurance i suppose ... Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Personal D	uh huh, LQQKs like someone discovered a gap in their insurance. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

terence b	this charge only applies if you do not go through your insurance then the owner who wants to claim the vehicle will be hit with a charge of £150 recovery and any storage charge unless the car is found of the public highway (eg field) then it can be more ,if the vehicle has been in pounded due for other reasons its and its not the owners fault they can request from the police that they pay all charges the tow operator sends the owner a letter informing them the police are finished with the car and its ready to be collected and the storage charges are started to clock up after 14 days they can apply for disposal to crush the car . cars driven with no insurance then confiscated by the police have to be collected with all relevant paper work in order and stamped my the police with in 14 days all charges have to be paid by the guilty party or the vehicle gets crushed Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

fiddler	They are hardly going to charge whoever stole it.If they damage it you also have to pay.The police are not great drivers. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

MSAD	That is also true in the US. Its your car - you are responsible for the fees. However, if the thief is ever arrested - you can sue him for the fees. Also- if you have comprehensive coverage on your policy - your insurance company will usually pay the tow/storage fees as part of the claim. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Mr Sceptic	Well, who do you think should pay them? Won't it be your insurance company paying? Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

daxica	I think they look at it like it's your fault for having a car in the first place never mind letting it get stolen.most insurances hate paying out or perhaps you've just discovered that .it's sad that the victim always pays the price. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No