GT4 insurance

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ChrisW.

6,340 posts

256 months

Thursday 22nd February
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Another option for the early GT4's is classic car insurance ... up to 5000 miles per annum I believe ...

av185

18,533 posts

128 months

Thursday 22nd February
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Geoff39GL said:
av185 said:
Are the new quotes on your GT3 and Spyder subject to tracker being activated?

Thanks.
Yes for the GT3, No for the Spyder
Thanks Geoff

KOKSRACING

26 posts

93 months

Thursday 22nd February
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I have been looking around for car insurance too. My car is garaged away from home but no tracker as I don’t have power at the lockup

Classic line wouldn’t insure it without a gt4
Locktons were £1k
Aviva premium £850
Admiral £650

Not too sure admiral would be great if I needed to claim but other quotes aren’t too bad I thought

Augustash

67 posts

63 months

Thursday 22nd February
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KOKSRACING said:
I have been looking around for car insurance too. My car is garaged away from home but no tracker as I don’t have power at the lockup

Classic line wouldn’t insure it without a gt4
Locktons were £1k
Aviva premium £850
Admiral £650

Not too sure admiral would be great if I needed to claim but other quotes aren’t too bad I thought
I have my MY23 GT4 and my new Macan GTS both insured with Admiral

DallySingh

88 posts

17 months

Friday 23rd February
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So it's exactly 30 days from where my current policy expires.

Ran quotes on GoCompare, MoneySupermarket, CompareTheMarket and Confused and the quotes I'm getting are absurd. MoneySupermarekt came in the cheapest at £1,677 .57 with Aviva. All others came in at over £5,000+ from insurance companies I've never heard of.

Ran a quote with Admiral and it's coming in at £1144.81 which is higher that what I paid in 2023 (£850), but it's palatable.

Strange that none of the comparison sites showed quotes from the likes of; Admiral, LV, Direct Line, etc.

Trufit

73 posts

183 months

Friday 23rd February
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Just thought I’d chip in even though I don’t have a GT4. My insurance for my 2023 992 GTS and golf R estate is up for renewal next week and as I’d read some horror stories about some massive premium rises I ran a few quotes through the usual comparison sites and also contacted Locktons, NFU and A-plan (I think they’ve changed their name), long story short, cheapest quote for my 992 was with Locktons at around £1500 but with a lot of restrictions (tracker, no other drivers under 35 and garaged at home address between 10pm and 6 am)
My renewal with Admiral came through at just under £1200 (Up £80 from last year) for both and they have also knocked £75 off for adding my home building cover or the policy ( This was also significantly cheaper, like for like than the renewal quote that I received from my current insurer)
Now I know some people will argue that you will not get as good / comprehensive cover with Admiral but I’ve gone over it with a fine tooth comb and in my eyes the cover I have is on a par with that offered by Locktons et all - Admiral also agreed to cover me for partaking in Dream rides with the sporting bears charity.
In a nutshell I’d say some of these companies are taking the proverbial - in my opinion.

Kermitgreenmeanmachine

112 posts

107 months

Friday 23rd February
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Insurance gone thro the roof. I paid £600 for my Carrera GTS when it was new (2018). I used NFU initially. Insurance went down over the last few years to £475. The cheapest quote i can now get is £800. NFU want £2300 to insure a car worth nearly half what it was worth 6 years ago!

av185

18,533 posts

128 months

Friday 23rd February
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Yep NFU of late have hiked their premiums massively and also made tracker activation compulsory on more valuable cars.

scrounger73

267 posts

159 months

Friday 23rd February
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23 days before renewal is the optimum time to get an insurance quote according to Martin Lewis.

I'd clear your cache and cookies then try again in 7 days.

F12DDE

157 posts

80 months

Friday 23rd February
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My renewal on my multicar gone up £315 + some change over last year with admiral. (It's not cheap in the first place!)

2022 718 GT4 and 2015 Golf R

My insurance policy choices are limited though due to being under 25, I've tried companies such as classic line, lockton's etc. but flat out wont insure me due to my age!




Armitage.Shanks

2,288 posts

86 months

Friday 23rd February
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Last May my 981GT4 insurance was £246 with 'Quote me happy' via confused.com. And indeed I was very happy with that - 2yrs NCD (but mirrored max on main vehicle I presume), 3k miles, SDP & Commuting, garaged. (Mature) 58yrs clean licence. No other stipulations.

I've now sold it but the change mid year to the 718 Boxster was no cost difference but it'll be interesting when I renew rolleyes

adbett

187 posts

224 months

Thursday 29th February
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What companies are there out there that include trackdays with insurance?

So far, I’ve got quotes from Reis, Classic line, Henderson Taylor, Locktons and Aplan/Howden

Any others before I pick the best so far ?😁

richyd

289 posts

228 months

Thursday 29th February
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adbett said:
What companies are there out there that include trackdays with insurance?

So far, I’ve got quotes from Reis, Classic line, Henderson Taylor, Locktons and Aplan/Howden

Any others before I pick the best so far ???
Who out of that lot are coming in cheapest? I’m currently shopping around

adbett

187 posts

224 months

Friday 1st March
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What companies are there out there that include trackdays with insurance?

So far, I’ve got quotes from Reis, Classic line, Henderson Taylor, Locktons and Aplan/Howden

Any others before I pick the best so far ?😁

adbett

187 posts

224 months

Friday 1st March
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At face value, Locktons but then you are limited to PCGB days only. Classic line then the best but don’t include European tracks (can add but costs per day). Henderson Taylor more but European included.

From my quotes at least!

richyd

289 posts

228 months

Friday 1st March
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adbett said:
At face value, Locktons but then you are limited to PCGB days only. Classic line then the best but don’t include European tracks (can add but costs per day). Henderson Taylor more but European included.

From my quotes at least!
Thanks. Locktons said they will insure other track days, for a £150 fee. I’m still waiting my Classic line quote. Will try Henderson Taylor, was with them years ago 👍

LiamH66

702 posts

92 months

Friday 1st March
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My 981 GT4 went up substantially last October to £714. Was about £450 for a couple of years before that. Direct Line.

When I first got the car in 2018 no-one wanted to touch it without a tracker, or £1000+ premium. NFU were the only one up for it at a reasonable price, think it was about £650 for the first 3 years, and then they doubled the premium and wouldn't come down in price. Was surprised by Direct Line, as they weren't interested when I bought the car, and I had 3 others insured with them. But they jumped straight in at £466.67 in 2021, and then came down to £443.47 in 2022. So while it went up, I felt like I owed them if I'm honest.

December renewal on my still nearly new Cayman GTS 4.0 was £875, so it does seem like premiums were still moving north. Direct Line.

When I look at the premiums and depreciation friends and colleagues put up with on Range Rovers and Land Rovers, and that's assuming they can even insure them at all... seems like first world problems for Porsche owners.

Liam

b0rk

2,313 posts

147 months

Friday 1st March
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richyd said:
Thanks. Locktons said they will insure other track days, for a £150 fee. I’m still waiting my Classic line quote. Will try Henderson Taylor, was with them years ago ??
Classicline are/where cheaper than that for UK days but more for European days. I understand the underwriter Classicline use for most track inclusive policies changed the offer for new business post September ‘23.

scrounger73

267 posts

159 months

Sunday 3rd March
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LiamH66 said:
December renewal on my still nearly new Cayman GTS 4.0 was £875, so it does seem like premiums were still moving north. Direct Line.

Liam
If my insurance jumps from £660 to £875 on Friday I'll be very happy. Doubtful though. I'm budgeting for £1000-1200 at least.

HighwayStar

4,320 posts

145 months

Monday 6th May
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Renewal quote has just popped on my Admiral MultiCar app…
I have to say, it came in much better than expected.
981 GT4 - £393
Audi TTS - £337
Evoque - £672!!!
I’ll be looking to squeeze more out of them, especially for her truck.
I was expecting the Porsche to start with a 6 so it’s already pretty good. What have others been quoted recently?