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No more 10 year rule with new IVA Testing


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It seems that all cars 1996 onwards need to undergo the new IVA test I guess rules out modded 1996+ japanese imports.

 

Is this likely to affect modded imports from now on?

 

Furthermore is this going to increase the value of already modded japanese cars that are currently in this country?

 

http://www.transportoffice.gov.uk/crt/vehicledealershipsandimporters/isocertificationandtypeapproval/individualvehicleapprovalinspectionmanuals.htm

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It's going to cause a lot of hassle for the kit car guys too from what I understand, as well as any "heavily modified" cars. I've not read the full details but believe it's based on a points system. Engine swaps would mean you get no points for the engine category, non-standard suspension mean you get no points in that category etc. etc.

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I am guessing this will be additional to the MOT and will therefore be another stealth tax, why does it not suprise me :lol:

 

It's just the replacement for the SVA isn't it? There was a big article in practical performance car about it a couple of months back where they were asking VOSA what consituted a suspension change etc. It sounded like they were going to be quite flexible about it.

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