Short term / 2 day car insurance - help
Short term / 2 day car insurance - help
Author
Discussion

Beanie

Original Poster:

301 posts

129 months

Saturday 17th May 2025
quotequote all
Mate has offered me his 600lt for a few days, I cant find a short term insurance provider that will do it, anyone else have any experience?

EmailAddress

14,640 posts

248 months

Saturday 17th May 2025
quotequote all
If he's insured on it, and you have 'Drive other' could you use that?

Don't stuff it though.

miniman

30,085 posts

292 months

Saturday 17th May 2025
quotequote all
EmailAddress said:
If he's insured on it, and you have 'Drive other' could you use that?

Don't stuff it though.
Brave mate to lend a 600LT on that basis hehe

Beanie

Original Poster:

301 posts

129 months

Saturday 17th May 2025
quotequote all
EmailAddress said:
Don't stuff it though.
That's mine and his concern!!

119

20,066 posts

66 months

Saturday 17th May 2025
quotequote all
Beanie said:
That's mine and his concern!!
And a lot of insurance companies by the looks of it.

Philvrs

795 posts

127 months

Saturday 17th May 2025
quotequote all
Ive seen trackday cover cost around 10% of car value per day.
Would that figure per day be excessive for your plans?

Beanie

Original Poster:

301 posts

129 months

Saturday 17th May 2025
quotequote all
Its about £130k car, so yes, wouldn't be worth it for that.

Had no idea track day was so expensive either!

crofty1984

17,064 posts

234 months

Saturday 17th May 2025
quotequote all
Cuvva is who I use, but I've not tried for that value

Beanie

Original Poster:

301 posts

129 months

Saturday 17th May 2025
quotequote all
crofty1984 said:
Cuvva is who I use, but I've not tried for that value
Thanks, just give it a go, car performance too much for them

Rough101

3,057 posts

105 months

Saturday 17th May 2025
quotequote all
I couldn’t even find anyone to do short term cover for a mate to borrow my Ghibli, some brands are just a non starter

tomsugden

2,474 posts

258 months

Saturday 17th May 2025
quotequote all
Easiest way is for your mate to add you as a named driver on his policy. Alternatively he could cancel his policy and you take a new one out, then cancel it within the 14 day cooling off period.

Skyedriver

23,448 posts

312 months

Saturday 17th May 2025
quotequote all
I used Aviva last year to insure the FiL's car for a day to take it to the BiL's 300 mile away. We were swopping cars (long story). Think it cost about £24.