Leave that supercar to valet at your own risk

[Darthrevan]

 

Supercar owners who let valets handle their vehicles do so at their own risk, motor insurers confirmed yesterday.

 

Coverage for such cars may protect only the drivers named in the policy, such as the Ferrari owner whose vehicle was allegedly taken for a five-minute joyride by two valets from Resorts World Sentosa (RWS) last Tuesday.

 

Such restrictions are included in policies for "highly valuable cars", said Mr Derek Teo, president of the General Insurance Association of Singapore.

 

This is because of the high value of such cars and the sum insured, and the fact that they are usually "high powered".

 

Source: http://www.straitstimes.com/breaking-news/...n-risk-20130504

[Ooosh]

There is always a disclaimer that the valet company is not responsible for damages to the car during valet parking and thats understandable

 

But taking someones car out for a spin is totally unethical

[Reddot]

I generally don't trust valets but sometime you have no choice:(

 

So if a supercar is destroyed, does the owner lose everything??

[Yewheng]

I generally don't trust valets but sometime you have no choice:(

 

So if a supercar is destroyed, does the owner lose everything??

 

Insist park ownself, if they does not allow than tell them off and make a complain with this following reason. No insurance coverage for valet anything happen who is responsible?

[ChickenMob]

wait till you see those I12 F1 drivers rushing for lots.

i go there every sunday to send my kids to class, after handling them the car one time....as them go fly kite liow.