Is it right that the VIC bloke can see your car, not even open the door to check the I.D of the car and because of some dents in the rear quarters can just say - it has failed.

Now, I wasn't aware that this was a road-worthy-ness test? I presumed it was purely to check the identity of the vehicle?

I know most who buy a car that needs a VIC would repair the damage in order to then sell the car. So presumably those people would go for an MOT then the VIC?

It seems I have wasted forty odd quid to find this out.

Any advice fella's?

Cheers