Admiral Insurance - any comments
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rlw said:
I can renew my insurance through Admiral for £385.00 instead of £868.00 through Manning. OK, no trackday cover but not a problem at the moment and maybe a few issues over repairs if ever required. Does anyone have anything really bad to say about Admiral or do I save nearly £500.00.
Dont bother with Admiral.....fking ste when it comes to a claim!Cheapest is`nt always the best
Whats £300 odd notes in the event of a claim?
Manning all the way, speak to Gyles
B16 FYS said:
rlw said:
I can renew my insurance through Admiral for £385.00 instead of £868.00 through Manning. OK, no trackday cover but not a problem at the moment and maybe a few issues over repairs if ever required. Does anyone have anything really bad to say about Admiral or do I save nearly £500.00.
Dont bother with Admiral.....fking ste when it comes to a claim!Cheapest is`nt always the best
Whats £300 odd notes in the event of a claim?
Manning all the way, speak to Gyles
rlw said:
B16 FYS said:
rlw said:
I can renew my insurance through Admiral for £385.00 instead of £868.00 through Manning. OK, no trackday cover but not a problem at the moment and maybe a few issues over repairs if ever required. Does anyone have anything really bad to say about Admiral or do I save nearly £500.00.
Dont bother with Admiral.....fking ste when it comes to a claim!Cheapest is`nt always the best
Whats £300 odd notes in the event of a claim?
Manning all the way, speak to Gyles
B16 FYS said:
rlw said:
B16 FYS said:
rlw said:
I can renew my insurance through Admiral for £385.00 instead of £868.00 through Manning. OK, no trackday cover but not a problem at the moment and maybe a few issues over repairs if ever required. Does anyone have anything really bad to say about Admiral or do I save nearly £500.00.
Dont bother with Admiral.....fking ste when it comes to a claim!Cheapest is`nt always the best
Whats £300 odd notes in the event of a claim?
Manning all the way, speak to Gyles
Spill the beans!
I'm with admiral, but haven't yet had t omake a claim.
I do know, however, that in the event of total loss, they pay out the market value, as if it was a standard car. So if yours has PCM, etc, you get paid the same as a base model(apparently)
Had a couple of payment issues that were sorted out very well.
I'm with admiral, but haven't yet had t omake a claim.
I do know, however, that in the event of total loss, they pay out the market value, as if it was a standard car. So if yours has PCM, etc, you get paid the same as a base model(apparently)
Had a couple of payment issues that were sorted out very well.
Greenwich Ross said:
yes - big in these partsrlw said:
Greenwich Ross said:
yes - big in these partsrlw said:
I can renew my insurance through Admiral for £385.00...
Is that an incredibly low price compared to other insurers too?Not Porsche, but both my kid's cars were with Admiral and the premiums are often very random and every renewal took a phone call to sort out. The premium on older daughter's car leapt up last year when she was 25 rather than dropping a lot as I expected. So went elsewhere.
Touch wood, no claims experience, thankfully.
I have used them in the past and only claimed for windscreen. They would only use their approved supplier otherwise they would make a minimal contribution to my choice of supplier.
Good initial service, but decided to move away from them this year for the Porker (kept the other cars on multi car with them) as I had concerns over similar issues if I ever needed to get the car repaired on insurance.
Got the Porsche insured directly with Porsche insurance this time including 2 trackdays (UK only) and OPC repairs if a claim is needed.
Good initial service, but decided to move away from them this year for the Porker (kept the other cars on multi car with them) as I had concerns over similar issues if I ever needed to get the car repaired on insurance.
Got the Porsche insured directly with Porsche insurance this time including 2 trackdays (UK only) and OPC repairs if a claim is needed.
rlw said:
Deva Link said:
rlw said:
I can renew my insurance through Admiral for £385.00...
Is that an incredibly low price compared to other insurers too?If it's way lower then it might be a mistake. Whether you'd be able to get that price by buying online, I don't know.
Deva Link said:
rlw said:
Deva Link said:
rlw said:
I can renew my insurance through Admiral for £385.00...
Is that an incredibly low price compared to other insurers too?If it's way lower then it might be a mistake. Whether you'd be able to get that price by buying online, I don't know.
rlw said:
Ran it twice and phoned to confirm too so its a real price. I guessed there was some Elephant connection as the online form is identical except for it not working properly.....
In my experience if you 'phone them they'll say they can't see that price and give you a totally different one. Had this with Bell one year for younger daughter. She was already with them but renewal was stupid. Online quote way cheaper so rang and said I'll renew at that price and they said they couldn't see it but I could cancel renewal and take out new policy but had to do it online through the link on the quote. I did and it was fine.
When you call Admiral/Bell etc you're speaking to the same people. Someone mentioned British call centre - if you call in the evening you get their call-centre in Halifax. That's Halifax, Nova Scotia!
Please be wary of Bell/Admiral/Elephant
Optional extras are not covered unless they are explicitly declared and form part of the schedule. for german cars such as Porsche, Audi and BMW we all know the basic spec is very likely to have been optioned up.
From their policy booklet
We will not cover:
any modifications unless they form part of the manufacturers standard specification or are optional extras that we have agreed to cover. See also Extra Conditions (endorsement 11)
So make sure you declare every modification and optional extra.
Optional extras are not covered unless they are explicitly declared and form part of the schedule. for german cars such as Porsche, Audi and BMW we all know the basic spec is very likely to have been optioned up.
From their policy booklet
We will not cover:
any modifications unless they form part of the manufacturers standard specification or are optional extras that we have agreed to cover. See also Extra Conditions (endorsement 11)
So make sure you declare every modification and optional extra.
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