I was given a courtesy car after an accident last year; now I’m being pursued for a liability I had no idea I was incurring.
When my ancient Mondeo was written off, the other party accepted full liability and my insurer referred me to EasiDrive, which I understood to be a claims-handling company. It said I was entitled to a courtesy car while I waited for a settlement, and delivered a ridiculously expensive convertible BMW.
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