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List me some good insurance companies... - jimxms - 28-02-2019
Insurance is due for renewal next month so I'm going to start shopping around now to see if I can get any better deals than Elephant. I'm coming up to 29 with 0 years NCB (thanks to a *** in an Audi).
Anyone got any recommendations..
List me some good insurance companies... - Sparkystav - 28-02-2019
Im with Aplan this year.
try also:
Adrian Flux
Greenlight
Sky
List me some good insurance companies... - FirebirdPhil - 28-02-2019
Aplan were good for the MR2.
Now was it Boost who posted a new company which had track cover recently???
List me some good insurance companies... - reganlives - 28-02-2019
I'm with Sky and have found them to be very good. They're the cheapest I've found as well and you may even be able to haggle with them
List me some good insurance companies... - toxo - 28-02-2019
You'll struggle to get cheap insurance with 0 NCB. Elephant (well, the Bell group) will probably be your best option in terms of price, but almost certainly not in the quality of cover they give (as I'm sure you have found out)!
List me some good insurance companies... - FirebirdPhil - 28-02-2019
toxo You'll struggle to get cheap insurance with 0 NCB. Elephant (well, the Bell group) will probably be your best option in terms of price, but almost certainly not in the quality of cover they give (as I'm sure you have found out)!
Not with a supercharged IS300, they don't like mods.
List me some good insurance companies... - toxo - 28-02-2019
2tongues Not with a supercharged IS300, they don't like mods.
They can be persuaded... they didn't mind insuring my '2 with a full bodykit, chargecooler, ECU swap etc. I wouldn't do it again though.
However for insurance purposes, converting an N/A engine to F/I is the single most costly mod you can do!
List me some good insurance companies... - jimxms - 28-02-2019
To be fair, Elephant haven't been tooo bad. After my accident they let me pick the garage I wanted (even tho it was one of the most expensive in the area) and only tried a couple of times to convince me to use their 'recommended' garage. They are quite quick (24hrs) to respond do my emails, but I'm not sure how efficient they are being about pushing the other insurer to admit fault.
Also they have been OK with my mods (so far). Only thing I don't like is that they charge a **** load every time I want to amend my policy (which is often!). They wont insure my supercharger though.
Whoever I go with, I'd rather just pay the year up front so I can forget about it.
I may even try the company I work for - though I've never seen them insure anything less than a Ferrari :p
List me some good insurance companies... - Lexusboy - 28-02-2019
Jim Adrian flux are good for modded cars and they can even give you a agreed value.
They seem more than happy to agree ever single mod to the policy.
As you already said only down side is if you make amendments to your insurance so make sure your happy with what is being agreed before agreement of the policy.
Dan at AF can be contacted via the forum and he will get you someone to phone you when your ready
List me some good insurance companies... - mplavery - 28-02-2019
Sky have been very good to me with both of my cars
Also Adrian Flux seem to be doing good deals too