Glass’s Guide definition
Examples of Glass’s Guide in a sentence
We reserve the right to have an independent valuation undertaken should the specification not be available within Glass’s Guide or it is suspected that the condition of Your Vehicle is such that this would affect the guide value.
If You accept a Motor Insurance Settlement from the Motor Insurance Policy before contacting the Administrator, We reserve the right to contact the Motor Insurer in Your name to assess the offer of settlement and where necessary seek settlement in-line with the Market Value (Glass’s Guide Retail) at time of Your Vehicle being declared a Total Loss.
The market value of the insured Vehicle will be determined by reference to Glass’s Guide retail value.
The cost of replacing Your Vehicle with another of the same make, specification (for example, the level of equipment found in Your Vehicle including dealer fitted options including VAT), model, age, mileage and condition as Your Vehicle was just before the Total Loss You are claiming for, by reference to Glass’s Guide retail value.
Glass’s Guide The car value guide published monthly by Glass’s Information Services Limited, used for assessing vehicle values.
The cost of replacing Your Vehicle with another of the same make, specification (for example, the level of equipment found on Your Vehicle including dealer fitted options including VAT), model, age, mileage and condition as Your Vehicle was just before the Total Loss You are claiming for, by reference to Glass’s Guide valuations for motorcycles retail value.
We reserve the right to have an independent valuation undertaken should the specification not be available within Glass’s Guide valuations for motorcycles retail value, or it is suspected that the condition of Your Vehicle is such that this would affect the guide value.
Left hand drive vehicles or a vehicle not listed in Glass’s Guide.
Your Vehicle if it is not shown in Glass’s Guide valuation for motorcycles.
Market Value The cost of replacing Your Vehicle with another of the same make, specification (for example, the level of equipment found in Your Vehicle including dealer fitted options including VAT), model, age, mileage and condition as Your Vehicle was just before the Total Loss You are claiming for, by reference to Glass’s Guide retail value.