>> Why would his insurance company get involved in an incident to do with the car
>> that has happened whilst the person insured hasn't been at the wheel?
No idea, but colleague did say the insurance company is very reputable.
>> How does the insurance company know that this incident has even occurred during the duration
>> of the current policy?
Luckily he has been with the same insurer since buying the car.
>> If airbags have been deployed and are now missing then that to me says that
>> you are claiming that not only has someone potentially changed the entire dashboard, but they
>> have also the intelligence to able to fool the BMW ECU into thinking that missing
>> airbags are still fitted and functioning.
Apparently a small piece of circuitry readily available on e-bay sorts it.
>> If the car has had all of this work done to repair damage extensive enough
>> to deploy airbags in such a short timeframe then that would be very impressive.
>> And for it to be all undetectable to the naked eye then that is remarkable.
>>
If it was the airport pick up companies they had the car for 2 weeks / 3 weeks depending on which one it was.
The general consensus in the coffee room is that someone from one of the pick up companies was joy-riding in it.
Colleague has said insurance company has gone quiet.
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