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Mixter J

Original Poster:

8 posts

139 months

Friday 7th December 2012
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Hi - Pick up my 08 V8 tomorrow and can't wait. Any thoughts on insurance? Priviledge are quoting £478 which I thought was pretty good but was wondering should I go to a specialist broker that would ensure any repair works (which will hopefully never happen...) be completed by AM as opposed to a 3rd party repairer ? Thanks

Cockernee

3,059 posts

161 months

Friday 7th December 2012
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Mixter J said:
Hi - Pick up my 08 V8 tomorrow and can't wait. Any thoughts on insurance? Priviledge are quoting £478 which I thought was pretty good but was wondering should I go to a specialist broker that would ensure any repair works (which will hopefully never happen...) be completed by AM as opposed to a 3rd party repairer ? Thanks
I am sure one of the many insurance brokers will be along soon and confirm, but my understanding is that you get to choose where YOUR CAR is repaired, not them. They have lists of approved repairers, but it is your car and you can have it repaired wherever you want.

Steve jm

74 posts

152 months

Friday 7th December 2012
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Cockernee said:
I am sure one of the many insurance brokers will be along soon and confirm, but my understanding is that you get to choose where YOUR CAR is repaired, not them. They have lists of approved repairers, but it is your car and you can have it repaired wherever you want.
This is my understanding too. Have you tried Lockton?

AMDBSNick

6,997 posts

163 months

Friday 7th December 2012
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Cockernee said:
I am sure one of the many insurance brokers will be along soon and confirm, but my understanding is that you get to choose where YOUR CAR is repaired, not them. They have lists of approved repairers, but it is your car and you can have it repaired wherever you want.
whistle

Cockernee

3,059 posts

161 months

Friday 7th December 2012
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AMDBSNick said:
Cockernee said:
I am sure one of the many insurance brokers will be along soon and confirm, but my understanding is that you get to choose where YOUR CAR is repaired, not them. They have lists of approved repairers, but it is your car and you can have it repaired wherever you want.
whistle
So

897sma

3,368 posts

145 months

Friday 7th December 2012
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£478!!! Bargain. Costs me £1200 for my db9 with 9 years ncb.

Edited by 897sma on Friday 7th December 09:12

AMDBSNick

6,997 posts

163 months

Friday 7th December 2012
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Cockernee said:
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Morning Mr Hooligan. As you know I don't do motor insurance nono However my understanding is that you can indeed have your car repaired wherever you like. I suspect if it's not an approved repairer you would not get a courtesy car. If it were me I would ask the question dirctly to the insurer yes

thetees

263 posts

143 months

Friday 7th December 2012
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897sma said:
£478!!! Bargain. Costs me £1200 for my db9 with 9 years ncb.

Edited by 897sma on Friday 7th December 09:12
Steve, £1200! wow. Have you been collecting points on your licence, by any chance?
(about £650 for me on my DB9 with 10 years ncb)

897sma

3,368 posts

145 months

Friday 7th December 2012
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3 points only, car parked on drive, no mileage limitations, class 1 business. Tracker subscription mandatory or no theft cover!

JACK6284

328 posts

224 months

Friday 7th December 2012
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Try Matt at Henderson Taylor. Used him/them for a few years with my previous Exige and 911.

Always a keen price and very good service.

www.hendersontaylor.co.uk

Cockernee

3,059 posts

161 months

Friday 7th December 2012
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AMDBSNick said:
Cockernee said:
So
Morning Mr Hooligan. As you know I don't do motor insurance nono However my understanding is that you can indeed have your car repaired wherever you like. I suspect if it's not an approved repairer you would not get a courtesy car. If it were me I would ask the question dirctly to the insurer yes
But you probably knew the answer wink

Mixter J

Original Poster:

8 posts

139 months

Friday 7th December 2012
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Bit of a shock after that - apparently you cant use NCD on a second car policy so had to insure with zero ncd... ouch. Think I might shop round in my "cooling off" period.

drofnavi

477 posts

140 months

Friday 7th December 2012
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Admiral was the best deal I could get, nearly £1000 cheaper than the highest quote I received.

Mixter J

Original Poster:

8 posts

139 months

Friday 7th December 2012
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£860 in the end with Priviledge with 0% but a 2nd car discount. Will shop about and thanks for the advice.

Arjxh56

325 posts

140 months

Friday 7th December 2012
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Mixter J said:
Bit of a shock after that - apparently you cant use NCD on a second car policy so had to insure with zero ncd... ouch. Think I might shop round in my "cooling off" period.
Certain insurers will mirror your no claims bonus... I have done this a few times.

897sma

3,368 posts

145 months

Friday 7th December 2012
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How would they know that you've used your ncb elsewhere?

F1 NDW

1,116 posts

147 months

Saturday 8th December 2012
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897sma said:
3 points only, car parked on drive, no mileage limitations, class 1 business. Tracker subscription mandatory or no theft cover!
Like me Steve they have obviously driven behind you and made a note.

skeeterm5

3,377 posts

189 months

Saturday 8th December 2012
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897sma said:
How would they know that you've used your ncb elsewhere?
Insurance companies share data, and it is why they ask whether it is your main car and if there are other cars in the household.

S

897sma

3,368 posts

145 months

Saturday 8th December 2012
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F1 NDW said:
Like me Steve they have obviously driven behind you and made a note.
driving

NixP

33 posts

143 months

Saturday 8th December 2012
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So am i like the only one here who has to pay more then £2.5K mark to insure my car (25 plus 4 years no claims) ( very interested to learn how to pay the £500