Honda Insurance
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slatess1

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437 posts

245 months

Wednesday 6th February 2008
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Hey chaps,

Have the extensive list of insurance companies that do good deals on loti cars in general but do you chaps know the good ones for insuring the honda conversion pls...

IGM

46 posts

237 months

Wednesday 6th February 2008
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Only one I've tried up to now are CCI (0115 941 5255), who quite frankly left me quite pleased with their quote. Honda'd S2 Elise, nitrons etc, value £22k, fully comp (£500 excess) inc 4 trackdays (10% excess), Garaged rural Cheshire, age 41, 2nd car so an introductory NCD of 4 yrs, no points, including spouse, 5000 mile limit for £540.42.

Others mentioned favourably on Seloc are Heritage.

slatess1

Original Poster:

437 posts

245 months

Wednesday 6th February 2008
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Arrrhhhhhh, most companies excpet for one is saying i have to be over 25 or 28 to get insured, right pain!!

Adrian Flux are the only company that will touch me and i have to be honest, the quote was errrrrrrr much better than i expected, s1 exige with brake/suspension mods and a honda conversion for just over 1k premium with 5000mile cap, protected no claims. Vehicle insured at 26k

Only stipulation they have is i get a cat 1 alarm fitted... Im more than happy with that...

Scuffers

20,887 posts

305 months

Wednesday 6th February 2008
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slatess1 said:
Only stipulation they have is i get a cat 1 alarm fitted... Im more than happy with that...
std (UK) cars all have Cat 1 alarm/Imobs as std...

slatess1

Original Poster:

437 posts

245 months

Wednesday 6th February 2008
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Scuffers said:
slatess1 said:
Only stipulation they have is i get a cat 1 alarm fitted... Im more than happy with that...
std (UK) cars all have Cat 1 alarm/Imobs as std...
Thats what i thought, didnt want to correct them in case i was wrong. Not sure what info they have then, slightly worrying for an insurance company isnt it!! Sent you an email this morning buddy, just to give you a heads up biggrin

S Works

10,166 posts

281 months

Wednesday 6th February 2008
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Heritage are the best if you want to do a lot of trackdays.

Mine was around £900 for the year.

slatess1

Original Poster:

437 posts

245 months

Wednesday 6th February 2008
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Tried them buddy but i had to be over 25... frown