'Agreed value' insurance

[hugoc2s]

Good evening.

Its that time of year again and although I have done a search on here I'm not getting anywhere fast. I would be grateful if you could educate me with your collective experience. A priority of mine is now to insure the vehicle (1997 C2S) with an agreed value. Which are the best insurance companies to approach with this criterion in mind. I'm not looking for any fancy stuff on the insurance just the above for me and Mrs, third party other vehicles. I believe Chubb do very fancy insurance as Mr Vesuvius996 has, according to search, but I dont think I need it quite as 'comprehensive' as that. A little bit more bespoke than the current elephant.co.uk would be good though. Many thanks in advance.

Hugh.

(edited for grammar!)

Edited by hugoc2s on Saturday 1st September 00:14

[welshnobby]

I'm with CHUBB also, worth a look. Went through a broker called Cheam insurance and delt with a guy called Jason. Excellent cover and not much more than my best confused.com quote. Worth a quote at least.

Regards

WN

[Agent Orange]

if ur car 1997 is over 10 years old Aon Classic policy will be competitive , may have to show u have a day to day car

[Rob_J]

As agent orange says, car over 10yrs old & need another car usually. Other problem can be these policies often do not require or give a NCB. Not always the cheapest option either so think very carefully if the quote makes sense.

[Vesuvius 996]

Chubb Materpiece is without equal.

It also cost me about ten sheets a month more than Tesco, and allows anyone to drive my car, and me to drive any car fully comp.

Agreed value as well as equal courtesy car and choice of repairer.


I would never go anywhere else now.

[Freewheeler]

www.michaelwardassociates.com get my vote, speak to Chris! Agreed value no problem!!