Specialist Porsche Insurers?

[iandews]

Can anyone recommend a Porsche specialist insurer? I tried to get a quote with my existing insurer (LV) but whilst the price was 'ok', they would want a tracker on the car to insure against theft and to be honest, I don't want to have a tracker, as I work on the basis that if it gets stolen, I'd rather not have it back!!!

[5TUE]

Bridle Insurance were the best for me and didn't require a tracker on my Cayenne. I found out about them from recommendations on the PH Porsche forum.

[craigjm]

Admiral don't require a tracker

[mollytherocker]

Car, age, area?

MTR

[5TUE]

craigjm said:

Admiral don't require a tracker

They did with me, but as I was told by one insurer, Cayennes and other such 4x4s were proving to be a higher target for theft than previously, so the requirement for a tracker may simply have been down to this in my instance.

[Phooey]

First point insurance (Gary Hooker http://www.firstpointinsurance.co.uk/gary ) insured my GTS through an insurer (Aviva i think) that only required tracker above £75k value

Competition Car Insurance (Lyndsey Farmer http://www.competition-car-insurance.co.uk/index.h... ) insured Spyder via Aviva - 5 track days, tracker only needed above £40k value. Only max 8k miles a year allowed though!

Porsche Insurance ( http://www.porschehost.com/porscheinsurance.asp?op... ) can sometimes throw decent quotes

[nsm3]

I just did an Admiral multi-car on a GT3 & Q5 for 850, which is 250 cheaper for the GT3 and 150 cheaper for the Q5, than last years/renewal costs.

Only concern was around the repair centres used, but checked with my fave' Audi/Porsche approved and he reckons he does plenty of work for Admiral, plus he insured his own cars with them, so I went ahead.

Oh, there is a specific "Nordschliefe" exclusion though.