Kenyan insurance companies about to stop insuring cars that have been altered/modified

Okiya

Elder Lister
They want the car to remain as it was manufactured. Some of the modifications they are not happy about:-

1) Changing from petrol/diesel to LPG (gas)
2) Spacers
3) Alloy wheels
4) Engine modifications
5) Facelifts
6) Expensive radio system
 

The.Black.Templar

Elder Lister
Staff member
cc @Aviator @The.Black.Templar @mzeiya etall
the insurance sector in Kenya, and Africa as a region is shit, they just copy paste from their insurance stakeholders and never really do any data driven research.

Look at that article for example, UAP decided to issue a cancellation policy based on one car, Just one car only....did not bother to collect any further data on the numbers of such modifications on our roads, they did not even try and certify the safety precautions or even provide any evidence of a breach in safety protocols even when NTSA said they are safe to drive.

BTW what most people do not know is that insurance is a fluid policy meaning that in the right context, anything can be paid or adjusted to include the new risk, for the gas modified cars, they can easily exclude insurance payments around the modified gas tank or based on research modify the insurance premiums to include the new risk, but bonobo is bonobo, they would rather not think outside of the box or do more work. Their impulse is to first deny paying a claim and squeeze the insured party for the worst benefit of all.
 

Kasaman

Elder Lister
They want the car to remain as it was manufactured. Some of the modifications they are not happy about:-

1) Changing from petrol/diesel to LPG (gas)
2) Spacers
3) Alloy wheels
4) Engine modifications
5) Facelifts
6) Expensive radio system
No.2 ?
 
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