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Drowning my Grenadier (a sorry, soggy saga)

Well I think NFU are clearly out of their depth. Next month will be into Jeremy's fifth month and the vehicle not fixed or replaced. JUST NOT GOOD ENOUGH!

Most people would have to hire a replacement at a huge cost and this is normally factored into the insurance repair cost.
This does sound like you need to get a regulatory body involved.
The last picture you posted shows the vehicle partially stripped and open to the elements. I would start with citizens advice then a free consultation with a solicitor, maybe pay for a strongly worded letter.
I would be tolerant and helpful until a point and I think it's would have passed it by now
 
I have stated before and will repeat myself, it should be and eventually will be classed as a none repairable write off.
It’s not only the current repair costs but the insurance company will, and is also liable for any issues and damages that arise after the car is initially repaired such as electrical faults etc.
 
Just looked at when this thread started.
I know you are a keen advocate of the marque and feel embarrassed at what you have had to go through.
Looking at the original photo's, it doesn't even look as though you were being fool hardy.
 
Looking at the original photo's, it doesn't even look as though you were being fool hardy.
These things have many variables and I've certainly bailed out of certain situations.
Until such time as I attach a real snorkel I shall be cautious , and even then , running water is powerful and who klnows what's floating past?

From the instructions/caveats in the owner's manual (whether you like it, agree with it - or not!)
Wading:
- Offroad and wading mode (not on public roads)
- Low range (not on public roads)
- Approach/ departure angle 16 degrees
- Maximum speed 3mph/5km/hr
- Max wading time 20 minutes
- Max wading depth 800mm
- Do not stop vehicle during wading (major damage to powertrain risk)
- Run engine for 20 minutes after wading

I hope Jeremy's car is written off and he gets the appropriate amount to reinstate himself into the Grenadier fold.
What a nightmare.
 
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