which is unusual as Cat D is when the insurance company doesnt want to fix it, as it probably won't cost more than the value of the car, but its probably not worth it.
Thats what i thought anyway and a CAT A/B were only allowed to be sold for parts and should never see the road again and CAT C were when they'v been in a accident that wasn't too serious, the owner has purchased it back from the insurance company but had to register it as being in an accident.
could be wrong there though