Elise insurance- help please
Elise insurance- help please
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ec2 blue

Original Poster:

3 posts

275 months

Thursday 23rd September 2004
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Apologies for dual posting and I know it's discussed ad infinitum but can people please remind me of the brokers through which they received the best quotes for insurance?

Central London, garaged, full NCB and don't want to pay the grand being quoted. I have had a number of suggestions from the general gassing board of which EON seems to be prevalent.

Thanks

maverick25

166 posts

267 months

Thursday 23rd September 2004
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Elephant, admiral ,bell direct or adrian flux

lotus23uk

19 posts

259 months

Thursday 23rd September 2004
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tesco, they did mine and was most competitive

zebedee

4,593 posts

302 months

Thursday 23rd September 2004
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join the Lotus Owners club, then you can get insurance through Lotus esteem (run through Aon) - call Aon and get a quote for and without membership - you'll see its worth the joining fee (and you get some nice magazines) They do good optional track cover once you are insured with them too.

StuartB

339 posts

259 months

Thursday 23rd September 2004
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www.confused.com

Try it, it'll only take 5 mins, provides you with 20+ quotes, usually quite a comical range too

tupolev

89 posts

293 months

Saturday 25th September 2004
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if you are in central london there's prob not too much scope to knock it down significantly from a grand. However, for my circumstances, (32,full ncb light mods, not garaged)elephant were the cheapest @£900. if you do find a top deal, please post it cos my renewal is due next month.

cheers

shirepro

11,838 posts

259 months

Sunday 26th September 2004
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I just checked out confusion..they came back with a really good price range £696.27 to £1534.05, albeit based upon 5000 miles a year, but with business use.

dss123

351 posts

260 months

Monday 27th September 2004
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I tried all those mentioned above and all were prohibitively expensive or wanted me to jump through hoops. Finally went with Autotorque, very impressed.


Give'm a try.


DSS