Hi All,

I found this costs

But what class are our vehicles 'cos I can't find the answer. Will our cars cost £199 or £450?

Cheers,

O

Ok found out a bit more. A car is class M so that should mean that the IA test is £199

Am I correct? Has anyone been through the IVA as yet?

Cheers,

O

they are M1 yes, but not class M, they are class A which I think is for amateur built which is £450.

This went round a few weeks ago.

Its been covered in Kit Car magazines over the last few months. Kit cars cost £450 to put through the new IVA.

OH FARK! What about a Modded Mini

Where is a list of Classes? I spoke with VOSA and they said it was a car so £199. Grrrrrrrrrr

O

get them to send you that in writing!

Man this sux big time. Sod knows how to keep the car under 99db too!!!

Maybe it is work submitting it under a low volume build test £199

O

I thought that if you haven't altered the chassis you don't have to put it through IVA.

I remember chatting to a few guys who made the old porche roadsters that use a shortened beatle chassis. I can't recall any that put them through SVA. Just sent the V5 off as different body work.

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Originally posted by tendoshingan
I thought that if you haven't altered the chassis you don't have to put it through IVA.

I remember chatting to a few guys who made the old porche roadsters that use a shortened beatle chassis. I can't recall any that put them through SVA. Just sent the V5 off as different body work.

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Originally posted by stevebubs

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Originally posted by tendoshingan
I thought that if you haven't altered the chassis you don't have to put it through IVA.

I remember chatting to a few guys who made the old porche roadsters that use a shortened beatle chassis. I can't recall any that put them through SVA. Just sent the V5 off as different body work.

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As soon as you start moving from FWD to RWD you need an SVA(IVA).

In theory, so should the shortened beetle-based kits....

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It depends how legal you want you car/insurance to be, you could just finish the mini and get it taxed, mot'd and insured....the problems will start if you have an accident though, incorrectly registered car = invalidated insurance = you get screwed over big time! Depends how much of a gambler you are, £450 guaranteed, or free with the chance for it to rise to thousands....

I understood it to be unmodified chassis therefore shortened vw beetle beach buggy / porshe would require SVA/IVA but sure mr whippy can clarify