Decent "two car" insurance providers?

[cobra kid]

I have just took my dads car off him so am now a two car family. I went to the usual compare sites and have been quoted £288 for my Vectra in my name, and £265 for the new car in my missus' name. I tried going to Admiral for their "special" two car policies and quoted over £900 for the pair!

Is their any real benefit in doing there two car policies?

[V88Dicky]

Hell yes! This is why I use Admiral multicar;
Monaro 5.7
Passat 2.0
Fiesta 1.4.......all in for £727!!!

Believe me I've tried to get cheaper elsewhere but I can't.
37 yr old with full NCB BTW.

[The Moose]

Like all insurance policies, the method that works best for one person will probably be very different to something that works well for another.

You could always give a local broker a call and explain your situation - driving history/cars/where you live etc (just for some advice).

Cheers

The Moose

[SGirl]

AON are good. I've insured two or three cars at a time with them for a long time now.

[mrmaggit]

We're with Jelf (formerly Sunningdale), but you need to have a TVR as part of the fleet.

Ours for a Griff 500, Grinnall Scorpion 3, Kia Ceed estate, three motorbikes all over 600cc, for both of us including full European breakdown cover (and agreed value), £1370 all in.

[ridds]

V88Dicky said:

Hell yes! This is why I use Admiral multicar;
Monaro 5.7
Passat 2.0
Fiesta 1.4.......all in for £727!!!

Believe me I've tried to get cheaper elsewhere but I can't.
37 yr old with full NCB BTW.

Did you do them all at once?

I used them once before until I found out that my supposed Multicar policy didn't offer fully comp on one of the cars.

They were promptly dropped after that one. Might be worth a phone call or a double check of the policy.