Liberty offers better car after write offs

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Liberty Insurance in Ireland, which took over the Quinn business, has said it will replace written off cars with a newer model or one worth 20% more.

The company's website states: "If your vehicle is a total loss, we will pay you the market value of a vehicle of the same make and model that is one year newer and 15,000km less than your own."

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