Insurance Premiums

[brettwood]

hi everybody
just wondering which insurance COs tend to be the cheapest on the NSX.
so far the best quote ive had was £488. comprehensive based on £15000 value.
im 44. with 8 yrs bonus.
anybody had a cheaper quote ???

[richmills]

hi everybody
just wondering which insurance COs tend to be the cheapest on the NSX.
so far the best quote ive had was £488. comprehensive based on £15000 value.
im 44. with 8 yrs bonus.
anybody had a cheaper quote ???

Not cheaper, but probably comparable - Directline did me £548 based on £36000 value, 33 years with full no-claims.

Cheers, Rich.

[Greybloke]

The best quote I got last July was £454.00 from Carole Nash (Bike specialist Insurers but now branching out) so I'm now with them. Oh, I'm late 40's with loads of no claims in "safe" postcode:cool:

Hope this helps, give them a try.

[Silver Surfer]

You can also try RAC and insure it as a classic car if it is over 10 years old and quote you will be doing less than 6000 miles per year. They don't ask for the current mileage so they don't know what your starting mileage is so in the unlikely event you be safe with your first accident/claim how ever many miles you drive. If no accident then you be laughing. This will severely reduce your premium. Worth a quote!

SS

[brettwood]

hi m8
with this caliber of car it needs to be a lot more than 10 years old for RAC.
i dont know where you got that from but this is what it states on their website
What is a classic car?
Manufactured at least 15 years ago as a standard production model (20 years for some vehicle makes, eg Porsche)

???


You can also try RAC and insure it as a classic car if it is over 10 years old and quote you will be doing less than 6000 miles per year. They don't ask for the current mileage so they don't know what your starting mileage is so in the unlikely event you be safe with your first accident/claim how ever many miles you drive. If no accident then you be laughing. This will severely reduce your premium. Worth a quote!

SS

[Minch]

I'm with the RAC. I did a 'confused.com' search and it was the cheapest for me. 27 years old with 9 years no claims came to £700+. I thought it was an absolute bargain as the everybody else tried to sting me for between £1500-£2000!

[Lankstarr]

I pay 670 (3.2 was a lot more than 3.2) insured for 28k.

I'm 26 with 4years NCB and 3 points.

This was massively cheaper than anywhere else as many others wouldn't even quote me and, like Nathan says some tried to get me for a couple of grand!

Churchill - got an extra £100 off for telling them I was expecting my renewal quote to be less than I got - they sorted me their best deal!

L*

[gsuds]

Think I'm about £600 with AON (classic policy) - 39 with 3yrs NCB, 3 points, value £17.5K, 1993, unlimited mileage, kept on driveway, spouse who's written off 2 cars! AON are generally excellent - came to them thru' the MX5 OC - but I don't think they have an internet service so won't be on Confused. 01384 552700.

Which company quoted you, Keith?

Graham

[simonprelude]

They don't like my licence, it's not clean enough :(


Think I'm about £600 with AON (classic policy) - 39 with 3yrs NCB, 3 points, value £17.5K, 1993, unlimited mileage, kept on driveway, spouse who's written off 2 cars! AON are generally excellent

[brettwood]

hi graham
i was quoted £488 by quoteline direct, through the uswitch website
and £482 by cherished car nu. through AQUOTE online
seem to be pretty good quotes so far
keith
PS WHAT AGE CAR DO AON REQUIRE FOR CLASSIC ?



Think I'm about £600 with AON (classic policy) - 39 with 3yrs NCB, 3 points, value £17.5K, 1993, unlimited mileage, kept on driveway, spouse who's written off 2 cars! AON are generally excellent - came to them thru' the MX5 OC - but I don't think they have an internet service so won't be on Confused. 01384 552700.

Which company quoted you, Keith?

Graham

[Steveycaz]

I have classic car insurance (over 10 years old) with RH Specialist. £20k value and 5000 mile annual limit. My premium is a £380. They only do 3000 and 5000 limits on the classic cover and do not provide any track day cover.

[brettwood]

wow thats a good quote stevey.
what age are u and what no claims bonus if required ?
do you have their website or contact details ?
keith


I have classic car insurance (over 10 years old) with RH Specialist. £20k value and 5000 mile annual limit. My premium is a £380. They only do 3000 and 5000 limits on the classic cover and do not provide any track day cover.

[Steveycaz]

I'm 34 and they don't want to know about no-claims nor do they offer any. link is http://www.rhclassicinsurance.co.uk/. Further to the comment about limited mileage- I am sure, in the event of a claim, that they would request MOT certificates, V5, service stamps etc to verify the mileage!

[brettwood]

THANKS FOR THAT STEVEY BOY, I'LL GIVE IT A WHIRL
KEITH


I'm 34 and they don't want to know about no-claims nor do they offer any. link is http://www.rhclassicinsurance.co.uk/. Further to the comment about limited mileage- I am sure, in the event of a claim, that they would request MOT certificates, V5, service stamps etc to verify the mileage!

[lotusolly]

I'm with AON also. Joined through the lotus club. I am currently paying £474. thats for a value of £26000 and garaged. I am 34 and have 6 points. This also covers me for 5 track days a year.
They offer this policy for all ages of cars although the prices do change. I think I paid about £670 last year but now the car is 10 years old it changes catagory and I believe it changes again at 15 yrs.
My favourie part of the policy is that I get to choose who repairs the car not them!

Olly

[NSXGB]

What's the excess for track days....and do they cover you abroad....like the Nurburgring?

[amo]

I'm with AON also. Joined through the lotus club. I am currently paying £474. thats for a value of £26000 and garaged. I am 34 and have 6 points. This also covers me for 5 track days a year.
They offer this policy for all ages of cars although the prices do change. I think I paid about £670 last year but now the car is 10 years old it changes catagory and I believe it changes again at 15 yrs.
My favourie part of the policy is that I get to choose who repairs the car not them!

Olly

same here but £1200 with garranted value of 45k
and 4 trackdays

thought that was a good price

thx amo

[lotusolly]

Hi simon

Never asked about cover abroad but can't see a problem. You need to notify them when you are going on track and they research the event before issuing a cover note(I assume to make sure it is not actually a race). Excess increases to 10% of the insured value.

Olly

[NSXGB]

Thanks, will give them a go....

[simonprelude]

Eek it's that time of year again :(

£1400 the cheapest so far :(

[AR]

Eek it's that time of year again :(

£1400 the cheapest so far :(

Mine is too embarassing to even post it!

I will be looking at some of the aforementione links to see if they can do something about it!

Cheers,

AR

[Rob_Fenn]

Out of interest who is the youngest NSX owner?

[gsuds]

Sadly not me!!!! :(

[Steveycaz]

Luke is barely out of short trousers!

[simonprelude]

Well just got it insured for half that price :)

But to insure it under my new post code would have been over £2k, or £20 additional when I actually move )

[rob99]

Not sure what they will be like on the NSX but I got my best quotes on the RX7 from http://www.aplan.co.uk/ & http://www.skyinsurance.co.uk/

I went with Sky as they gave me a good agreed value for an extra £35 on top of my quote.

[NSX 2000]

Just renewed my car insurance and what a joke. I called all the people on this thread and the ones that would insure me wanted stupid restrictions. Norwich Union had quoted me £1081 to renew, about the same as last year. So decided to call all the usual suspects out of yellow pages, but so many people will not insure a NSX due to it being group 20. So after calling about 10 insures including going on the Honda website and filling in my details I thought I would call just one more or go back with Norwich Union, and what do you know they came up trumps and saved me £100 matching Norwich Union like for like, so for the next year I'm with Churchill and that stupid dog!

I would like to know how some of you are paying nearly half what I am, when I have 11 years NCD the car is garaged, I limit the millage to below 6000, but I do have 3 points.

[Minch]

Out of interest who is the youngest NSX owner?

Rob, I think I may be one of the youngest. 27 years old.

I'm due to get the NSX insurance renewed. RAC were good last year but has just been beaten by a company called Peart Insurance. They knocked off about £100 (£650) fully comp but limited mileage.

[UltraViolet]

A1 were doing good deals for S2000s and NSXs so I went with them last year (premium just over £400).... renewal came through £50 more though - so I tried Livingstones who do classic/cherished car policies and got it back under £400.
That is a restricted mileage (5,000) but agreed value (£20k) policy.

I am happy at around the £400 mark, under 40 yrs old and medium/low risk postcode. No claims or points.

[Kevin]

£500 for unlimited mileage, whatever mods I want, Europe cover for free etc. They also paid out without question when I had an accident, and the renewal was even lower.

I was 27 when I first got the NSX, 8 years ago (back when they were expensive). I've never paid more than £600 in insurance.

[amo]

well just phoned mine and told them fitted with supercharger, aem, etc

no change

thx amo

ps iv not had it fitted yet soon very soon

thx amo

[Lankstarr]

just popping this in here for reference for when my renewal comes up!

THB Legger competition insurance, now Caterham Insurance and underwritten by Chaucer 0115 941 5255.

regards, Paul

[Lankstarr]

anyone heard of Quidco?

they give you cashback for going through their website. Currently offering #100 cashback if you go through them and take out insurance with Pru, they are new to the car insurance market so I thought I'd give them a try and they were very competitive.

Quidco offer excellent cashback offers for house insurance as well - $125 back if you get it through Barclays!

[simonprelude]

I changed my address last month and was shocked, instead of having to pay £20 admin fee for change of policy they actually refunded me nearly £200 as the area is a much lesser risk apparently ??


But to insure it under my new post code would have been over £2k, or £20 additional when I actually move :)

[bazza]

Paying under a grand on the NSX-R.
Agreed value, 8k miles a year.

28 year old with partner in a nice York postcode.

Was paying £1100 on the LBB NA2 for my first year (2005-2006) and £820 for the 2nd year.

[indi pearl]

Up for renewal at end of May.Just phoned the dreaded talking dog and got the best quote ever.Have full N/C and (amazingly) no convictions so £405 for fully comp,business class 1,protected NCB,and legal protection with my wife as 2nd named driver is,I reckon a brill quote.1996 Targa valued at £30,000.

[Lankstarr]

Paying under a grand on the NSX-R.
Agreed value, 8k miles a year.

28 year old with partner in a nice York postcode.

Was paying £1100 on the LBB NA2 for my first year (2005-2006) and £820 for the 2nd year.

When I was contemplating the Scot NSX R I was quoted £700 (an extra £70 on top of my 3.2) and that was when I was 26 with only 4yrs NCB!

[Lankstarr]

Up for renewal at end of May.Just phoned the dreaded talking dog and got the best quote ever.Have full N/C and (amazingly) no convictions so £405 for fully comp,business class 1,protected NCB,and legal protection with my wife as 2nd named driver is,I reckon a brill quote.1996 Targa valued at £30,000.

Holy sh7t - that is good! protecting your no claims usually costs 100! you do know that protecting is a waste of time if you have 7yrs discount or more??

A claim will only lose you 2 years no claims (leaving you with 5 ie still max for a discount). It doesn't protect you against the question "have you had any claims in the last 3/5 years?" as even with protect NCD you will've still had a claim/accident.

[dan the man]

Holy sh7t - that is good! protecting your no claims usually costs 100! you do know that protecting is a waste of time if you have 7yrs discount or more??

A claim will only lose you 2 years no claims (leaving you with 5 ie still max for a discount). It doesn't protect you against the question "have you had any claims in the last 3/5 years?" as even with protect NCD you will've still had a claim/accident.


hows that work again?

I have 7 years NCB and always protect it so your saying dont bother as if u have an accident then they write them off anyway??

Im 26 and IF i get an NSX anytime soon A plan have said 1k. Gona shop around a bit

[TheSebringOne]

Hi Bazza, whos the insurers? Also was it the same insurer who insure the LBB NA2? Are you still ok for Japfest? :D James

[bazza]

Hi Bazza, whos the insurers? Also was it the same insurer who insure the LBB NA2? Are you still ok for Japfest? :D James

LBB NA2 was with Tesco
NA1-R is with Norwich Union through Swinton.

Yep, still on for Japfest. Although I think we need to be meeting around 5:00am :(

[mutley]

Just thought I'd check mine, a few months left on it, expires in september.

Last policy cost £631 with Admiral, but I think I'll be doing a lot more shopping around this time.

Cheers

Jim

[TheSebringOne]

Luke, do you have inside Insurers knowledge? so anyone with more than 7 years NCD is wasting their dough on protecting it? Can you just explain if possible, the second bit about what protect you if clamed within 3/5 years? I must be one the unluckiest X owner in the UK as I don't live in the South/Outer counties, With a M postcode (abeit a nice part of Mancr), my premium is about £950 !! Thats 7/8 yrs NCD,no points, garaged, 3k pa & trackers, have use of 3 other motors !! Think I need to move away from ManchesterLand! :( :(

[mutley]

........................my premium is about £950 !! Thats 7/8 yrs NCD,no points, garaged, 3k pa & trackers !! Think I need to move away from ManchesterLand! :( :(

HAHAHA try insuring on a NI post code!!!! ( Hence why I use my Edinburgh address).

Jim

[TheSebringOne]

Hi Jim, you beaten me again mate! Are you in Belfast by any chance? Maybe I should use Glasgow address where I was born! Mind you Edinburgh probably cheaper than Glasgow? Suppose when you relocate to beds, this might be cheaper? When do you move? :D

[mutley]

Hi Jim, you beaten me again mate! Are you in Belfast by any chance? Maybe I should use Glasgow address where I was born! Mind you Edinburgh probably cheaper than Glasgow? Suppose when you relocate to beds, this might be cheaper? When do you move? :D


Not far from Belfast, but moving fromhere officially on 28th May ( Japfest was really bad timing, but NO WAY am I missing that now).

Edinburgh will probably be a bit cheaper than Glasgow, and I have no idea about Beds.
The only thing about insurance quotes is that they include kept on street/driveway/garage, BUT no option to kept in a garage, on a military base with armed guards!!. I'm sure that must be the best anti theft system surely :)

Jim

[TheSebringOne]

Shame they don't since I'm sure you could get a 50% discount on your premiums! If its like Fort Knox, burgulars won't get out alive with your X! ;)

[brettwood]

hi,
if your nsx is over 10 yrs old why not go classic.should be less than £300 with companies like specialist car division , performance direct, AQ, hagerty direct. etc. theres loads of classic insurers.
keith



QUOTE=TheSebringOne]Luke, do you have inside Insurers knowledge? so anyone with more than 7 years NCD is wasting their dough on protecting it? Can you just explain if possible, the second bit about what protect you if clamed within 3/5 years? I must be one the unluckiest X owner in the UK as I don't live in the South/Outer counties, With a M postcode (abeit a nice part of Mancr), my premium is about £950 !! Thats 7/8 yrs NCD,no points, garaged, 3k pa & trackers, have use of 3 other motors !! Think I need to move away from ManchesterLand! :( :([/QUOTE]

[mutley]

hi,
if your nsx is over 10 yrs old why not go classic.should be less than £300 with companies like specialist car division , performance direct, AQ, hagerty direct. etc. theres loads of classic insurers.
keith

This is something I've thought about, maybe look at that around renewal time.

Jim

[TheSebringOne]

I wished !, Two years to wait for TheSebringOne to hit 10!! :( My renewal is due in June, so I will check some of the brokers/insurers mentioned on this thread, so hopefully can save some dough! :D

[dan the man]

im 26 with 7 yrs NCB and cheapest i can get is 1k on a 3.2 car.

still time to ring round tho as yet. adrian flux gave the quote which Aplan matched.

[NSX 2000]

Luke, do you have inside Insurers knowledge? so anyone with more than 7 years NCD is wasting their dough on protecting it? Can you just explain if possible, the second bit about what protect you if clamed within 3/5 years? I must be one the unluckiest X owner in the UK as I don't live in the South/Outer counties, With a M postcode (abeit a nice part of Mancr), my premium is about £950 !! Thats 7/8 yrs NCD,no points, garaged, 3k pa & trackers, have use of 3 other motors !! Think I need to move away from ManchesterLand! :( :(

James I pay about the same as you with 11 or 12 years NCD but some only care about the last 5 years and eithers 7 years, thats why they nearly all ask about any accidents or points in the last 5 years.

I have two cars both in group 20 insurance, both costing £30K+ I use my NCD on the X and it costs about £950, and the other with no NCD costs £975 so I've now decided that the whole insurance thing of upto 75% discount is a load of Bull!!!

[TheSebringOne]

NSX2000, I'm surprised as Kent in general is much less riskier then any M postcode? Think theres only Liverpool "L" , NI & maybe parts of Central London that are worst or same as Manchester? Do you live in a city? or large town? and pardon me for asking but are you under or over 30? If you don't want to say then thats ok. I suppose you got 3 years to wait to qualify for this 10 years/classic cars reductions!! :(

[Lankstarr]

I have two cars both in group 20 insurance, both costing £30K+ I use my NCD on the X and it costs about £950, and the other with no NCD costs £975 so I've now decided that the whole insurance thing of upto 75% discount is a load of Bull!!!

I thionk direct line and a few others allow you to use your NCD for more than one car now if you insure bopth with them... worth looking into with premiums like that!

James- I work in insurance so know how it all works but each company has it's own way of calculating premiums which is why different companies are better for different people. Here are a couple of thiongs to consider about insurance:

NCD
- maximum discount usually with 5 years NCD
- a single claim in a year loses you 2 years' NCD
- anyone with 7 or more years would still be eligible to maximum discount after a single claim
- this does not apply if you claim more than once in a year as you lose 2 years' discount for each claim
- regardless of protected NCD you have still claimed in the last year so your future premiums will be affected

A lot of people think that protecting their NCD will protect their premium from going up in the event of a claim. This may be the case if you stick with your insurer but it is unlikely. If you change then you have a claim in your history so you will be a higher risk to other insurers.

CLAIMING
- A claim wipes out 2 years' NCD
- You also do not get an extra years NCD for the year in which the claim was made - effectively costing you three years' NCD
- This point alone will affect your premiums for up to 5 years as your NCD will be lower each time you renew (the higher NCD you start with the less it will affect you!)
- Also you have a claim on your history so this will affect your premiums for the next 3/5 years

In my situation damage would have to be about 4k before it was "worth" me claiming in the long term.

Also ... on elast thought!!

TQO has been insured with Tescos for ages and gets great premiums but they don't want to touch me even thouhg we have very similar stats. I'm not sure if I shot myself in the foot with them when getting a quote 7 years ago just after an accident and they have kept that on their system... would be a sensible thing to do to cut down risks - seems like they have somethinga gainst me!

L*

[Kevin]

I have a protected NCD. I also made a claim, after an accident with another car that was my fault.

My premium the following renewal was less then the previous year's, not more.

The claim didn't affect me at all, but I think that applies if I stay with my insurance company, if I change now, then I'll have to fess up to a claim which won't be good.

[TheSebringOne]

Thanks Luke that is very useful information for those of us here, nice to know someone on the inside of the insurance industry! :D Who you work for ? Only kidding ! ;) So who are you insured with Luke? :rolleyes:

[indi pearl]

Update on my post of 24/4 saying how impressed I was with the quotes from the talking dog.
When the time came to take up the insurance (NB quotes valid for 90 days) you can guess the outcome.
1) quote for NSX was "wrong" and done by "Trainee",Actual correct premium some £150 more.
2) And this got surreal.Accepting quote for my wifes S2000.Yes,quoted rate correct however just one more question,
Q Is the Alarm /Immobilisor a Thatcham Cat 1?
A I don't know,it's the standard factory fitted system for a UK spec car.
Q We must know if it is a TC1.We will need your certificate.
A What certificate,the instuctions take up 10 pages of the owners manual.
Q If it's not TC1 we will not insure your wife's car.You will have to get a certificate from your Honda Dealer

At this point I have googled Thatcham and am looking at a list of all UK spec cars listing the spec of their security system.Against S200 (all models '99 on)it confirms TC1.
A Thatcham website confirms status as TC1.
Q I will speak to our "technical dept"

Wait 4 minutes on hold

Q We still want a certificate
A Why? All S2000's are TC1 and I have confirmed car is UK vehicle and totally unmodified,including it,s security system.
Q We still want a certificate

Phone goes down.The dog has just lost another bone and if I knew a vet who would put down dogs if obviously suffering from such mental retardation I would pay up gladly.

[NSX 2000]

indi pearl
Sorry to hear your story as the X is now with said company as they beat all other quotes. All they wanted from me was proof on no claims discount.
Paul.

[indi pearl]

Final update on the dreaded annual re-insurance game.Taking note of the good advice from several other members who use AON I contacted them and got the best overall deal going for P1 NSX.£525 for fully comp,2 named drivers,legal cover and,best of all agreed value.Then, to cap it all I don't have to use my max NCB as it is a classic car policy so I can put it on my daily user car and reduce it's current cost down by £200.As for my wifes S2000 and the brain dead dog I finally got a matching quote out of N.U. who thankfully allready knew the vehicle has a Thatcham Cat1 alarm!!

[dan the man]

well AON wont insure me as not 30. :(

[WhyOne?]

Just renewed for the year with Performance Direct (via 'Confused.com').

Safe postcode, wife & self to drive, S.D. & P, clean licenses, 9 yrs. NCD.

Protected fully comp., legal protection, written confirmation that I don't have to use their 'approved' repairer in the event of the worst happening: £354 for the year :)

[Lankstarr]

Justt renewed with Privilege for £430 (max excesses)

28 full NCD but 3 points, decent postcode on driveway.

I renewed using a link from Quidco.com which earnt me £50 cashback.

£380 for the year

I did the wife's CTR at the same time and after cashback it was £304.

Excellent rates I think so worth a try.

[TheSebringOne]

Luke, fantastic quote/premium, do you mind telling us what the maximum excess is? What was the premiums with lower excesses? Thanks :)

[Lankstarr]

There's a standard £250 excess and I chose a voluntary £500 excess.

I think upping the voluntary excess from £250 to £500 reduced the premium by about £50... I removed legal cover as well so it's hard to know how much each one was!

I look at it like this... the extra £250 excess for reducing the premium by £50 means the insurance company think I have a 20% chance of claiming during the year:eek: I'd like to think my propensity to claim is much lower so I've got a good deal by upping the excess!

L*

[TheSebringOne]

Luke, isn't legal cover worth the extra 20 to 30 squids for the peace of mind!?

[WhyOne?]

There's a standard £250 excess and I chose a voluntary £500 excess.

I think upping the voluntary excess from £250 to £500 reduced the premium by about £50... I removed legal cover as well so it's hard to know how much each one was!

I look at it like this... the extra £250 excess for reducing the premium by £50 means the insurance company think I have a 20% chance of claiming during the year:eek: I'd like to think my propensity to claim is much lower so I've got a good deal by upping the excess!

L*

Arre you sure that by taking a voluntary £500 excess, your total excess is not now £750? In my experience, this is usually how these things work.

[Lankstarr]

Legal cover isn't much more but if the worst were to happen (and it would be bad to need legal cover) then I have cover on my house insurance policy. I'm not sure this works for me when it comes to cars, I guess I've been so used to trying to get the premium as low as possible I just automatically say no to extras which I think are a rip off!


Arre you sure that by taking a voluntary £500 excess, your total excess is not now £750? In my experience, this is usually how these things work.

My total excess is £750. Given the way insurance premiums work any claim I would make would have to be upwards of £5k worth of damage. Hopefully this is very unlikely, I think less so than the extra premium they charge me for the excess so I whack it up. Some companies have much higher maximums and it's usually the case that upping from £500 to £1000 voluntary only saves you an extra £10 or so... that's not worth it! I guess you have to weigh up the extra premium with how likely you think you are to make a claim.

Luke

[charlie:one]

hi just had my insurance come through 9y ncb 7000 miles protected on a safe post code for £350 on a 2/1/2 years old car, with liverpool & victoria nigel

[BabyG]

Adrian Flux have just saved me about £400 on the best quote I could find anywhere else. Just over £600 with a low excess, euro cover, euro breakdown, protected no claims, unlimited mileage. I'm 29, it's bang in the middle of London and I've got 6 points on my record. I'm absolutely chuffed, big thumbs up to Adrian Flux!

[Silver Surfer]

I'm with adrian Flux with 3 of my cars. :)

SS

[Kevin]

Regarding legal cover.

When I had my accident, I and the other driver had to pay our respective excesses. Then as the accident was my fault, he has to recover his excess from my insurance.

As he forgot legal cover he had to personally chase me to get the excess paid. I of course ignored it until he sent me a small claims court notice. Which I sent on to my insurers who paid his excess.

If he had legal cover, he wouldn't have to do any of that, as his insurance company would of recovered the excess, and paid him.

So for the hassle, you decide if it's worth it.

[SILVER BULLET]

I have just renewed my insurance at a very pricey £220 with Privilege online:),I chose £750 excess and 5000 mile limit,no courtesy car,no legal protection.
Also had a quote from Caterham competition insurance which was around £428 and would have covered 4 notified track days.
Cheers,
Ian

[amo]

just done mine 850 and 500 excess with richard eggaer he used to work for
Caterham competition insurance

garenteeed value and 5 track sessions excess 5k lol

every thing

thx amo

[donnac]

Just renewed mine last week aged 44 full NCB (apart from Ariel Atom i wrote off on 15th Dec 07 which didnt affect my NCB buit i am sure buggered me up in other ways) 6 points some 3 years ago for doing the Ton plus and being silly enough to get snapped by you know who and paid £455 with £20,500 value plus 4,000 miles pa with A Plan £250 Excess and with legal cover (taken out due to hassle when i claimed me v Local Council to replace Council Bus Stop and Bus Shelter ). Quite happy with A Plan as i have 3 cars insured with them and they always give a good service and my previous involvement with insurance was with Fottman James who were the opposite experience to A Plan. They are worth a try as i can't be arsed with comparison websites as they are usually inaccurate and non personal service or no service at all.

[Boomin33]

40yrs old. 3 yrs NCB. IN10(driving w/o insurance)=6 points. £38K car. unlimited mileage. Lifesure renewal £775

[Silver Surfer]

Do anybody have the website link or phone number to Competition Car Insurance?

SS

[Hagasan]

Do anybody have the website link or phone number to Competition Car Insurance?

SS

google is your friend.....

http://www.competition-car-insurance.co.uk/

[Silver Surfer]

google is your friend.....

http://www.competition-car-insurance.co.uk/

Cheers Gary, ...Just called them and I wanted insurance for my RS4 to see if they can beat my Adrian Flux quote with a few track days thrown in, but they only do 2 seater/2 door sports cars and not 4 doors!!! :(

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