An in-depth car insurance modifications guide, covering what modifications you need to declare and how they affect your insurance policy.
What modifications do you have to declare?
Modifications to the engine or vehicle mechanics – such as the exhaust system, transmission, or air filter – must definitely be declared to your insurance provider. If you have added a turbo or supercharger to your engine, for example, it can increase the risk of accident, which will affect the cost of your premium.
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