some advice as both my cars insurance is up end of the month

[Pete87]

So both cars run out at the end of the month I'm not going to say who I'm insured with just the fact that last year for both cars I feel £2400 was well too much, so the Audi has lowering springs, remap and wheels and the 350 has alot more I tryed admiral last year but they said the zed was too modified. So does anyone else know any other company's worth trying as I might have a ring around this afternoon. Thanks in advance for any replays. Oh Yeh I'm 26 no points / accidents with 7years ncb. Also the Audi is just an A3 tdi.

Edited April 11, 2014 by Pete87

[tingtong]

Privilege was cheap as chips for me after declaring Mods too

[Pete87]

Yeh will try them, I tryed them last year but at the time I was un employed which they wernt happy about but have a job now so hopefully I can get a good price from them.

[WhackyWill]

Admiral did it for me.

[rabbitstew]

Forget about multi car insurance. Every time ive tried it its worked out cheaper to insure both vehicles seperately. Adrian Flux has come up cheapest for me on modified cars. For standard stuff, Admiral/elephant worked.

[Davectr]

Admiral multicar for me, on a modified ttrs and modified 370z. Sometimes their renewals are sh*t, but if you go onto a compare website and get individual quotes and give admiral the quote reference they will actually honour it. Pain to have to do it that way but has saved me loads!

[Netnomad]

Another vote for Admiral multicar

[DAN@ADRIAN FLUX]

So both cars run out at the end of the month I'm not going to say who I'm insured with just the fact that last year for both cars I feel £2400 was well too much, so the Audi has lowering springs, remap and wheels and the 350 has alot more I tryed admiral last year but they said the zed was too modified. So does anyone else know any other company's worth trying as I might have a ring around this afternoon. Thanks in advance for any replays. Oh Yeh I'm 26 no points / accidents with 7years ncb. Also the Audi is just an A3 tdi.

Hi,

Please feel free to give us a try if you like. If you wanted to PM me your details I'd be happy to arrange for one of my quotes team to give you a call back.

Regards,

Dan.

[big_joe]

As it's a second car you can put it on a classic policy. Classicline insurance will cover the 350 as a modern classic. They don't take into account no claims bonus so you're free to use your ncb on your daily with a mainstream company. £400-500 tops with Classicline, you should be able to cover both for 1k.

Edited April 15, 2014 by big_joe

[Pete87]

Cheers for all the replys guys

[Ricey]

Livinstone warman

[Rock_Steady]

I have 2 cars with the same company (sky) and for my Golf TDI and the Zed, I got a good deal.

Edited April 16, 2014 by Rock_Steady

[rabbitstew]

As it's a second car you can put it on a classic policy. Classicline insurance will cover the 350 as a modern classic. They don't take into account no claims bonus so you're free to use your ncb on your daily with a mainstream company. £400-500 tops with Classicline, you should be able to cover both for 1k.

 

Thats mad, i was paying nearly a grand to insure my 2007 HR Roadster and that was with a clean license & 20 years NCB.

[Davectr]

As it's a second car you can put it on a classic policy. Classicline insurance will cover the 350 as a modern classic. They don't take into account no claims bonus so you're free to use your ncb on your daily with a mainstream company. £400-500 tops with Classicline, you should be able to cover both for 1k.

 

Thats mad, i was paying nearly a grand to insure my 2007 HR Roadster and that was with a clean license & 20 years NCB.

 

😳 really? That cannot be right.

 

I paid £280 fully comp protected 2nd car, 45yrs old 15yrs+ NCB with mods declared on 2010 roadster. 6000m/yr limit. That's with admiral multicar.

[ianphampton]

Admiral didn't like my UpRev and remap and said they wouldn't cover me because of it (Eh? But that's what they said!)

 

Got a reasonable quote from Adrian Flux but Sky just beat them. (Was with Adrian Flux 2 yrs ago, Sky last year and will stay Sky this year too)

[rabbitstew]

As it's a second car you can put it on a classic policy. Classicline insurance will cover the 350 as a modern classic. They don't take into account no claims bonus so you're free to use your ncb on your daily with a mainstream company. £400-500 tops with Classicline, you should be able to cover both for 1k.

 

Thats mad, i was paying nearly a grand to insure my 2007 HR Roadster and that was with a clean license & 20 years NCB.

 

😳 really? That cannot be right.

 

I paid £280 fully comp protected 2nd car, 45yrs old 15yrs+ NCB with mods declared on 2010 roadster. 6000m/yr limit. That's with admiral multicar.

 

Was definitely correct as I was amazed. The "specialists" on here were coming back at £1200, some wouldnt touch me unless id had previous experience of 300+bhp cars such as Evo`s or Scoobies. Cheapest I found was £994 with Adrian Flux.

 

As a comparison I was paying £200 to insure a Golf GT TDI, £60 to insure a 200mph Yamaha R1 and I was being quoted £500 for a porsche boxster 3.2S and about £600 for a BMW M3. Amazingly even a Lambo Gallardo or a Nissan GTR were coming in at about £430 for me to insure. I really do not know why a bog standard 2007 HR Roadster was regarded as such a high risk that the insurance companies were playing silly beggers.