multicar insurance - how does that work then?
multicar insurance - how does that work then?
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mat777

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10,714 posts

189 months

Tuesday 5th June 2012
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Currently I am paying about £800 for the land rover and could expect to be quoted around 1000ish for a 2001 Saab 93 diesel I am severely tempted to get (£700 quid or so's worth of car), if the comparison websites are anything to go by. I then tried Admiral multicar - 2000 miles a year on the land rover, both myself and a parent as occasional users. 2000 a year on the saab, myself as a major user and parent as an occasional user. the quote came back as £2440, or fk off in other words

I thought multicar insurance was supposed to be cheaper???

Contigo

3,139 posts

238 months

Tuesday 5th June 2012
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Not always. I saved five hundred quid by leaving Admiral multicar and insuring the two cars separately.


98elise

32,580 posts

190 months

Tuesday 5th June 2012
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When they insured my elise, it was cheaper to insure my mondeo with another company, than add it to my elise insurance as a multicar policy.

From an insurance risk perspective you would think that adding the mondeo would reduce the risk by a large margin.