Recomendations for two car insurance policies.

[cab260175]

Hello

I'm trying to get insurance quotes to cover my existing everyday car (a Focus) and a T350C. I have found one insurance company that will allow me to have two policies and match my no claims on the second vehicle if I am the only driver on both cars. Even if I do this the TVR insurance is £900 for only 3000 miles and Focus insurance goes up £100 from what I am paying now. I've got full no claims, a clean licence and I'm 32. I can't find a reasonable way to insure both cars. Any suggestions on the best way to insure two cars?

Thanks

Chris.

[neilboyd]

Have you tried A-Plan?
My Tamora's around £500pa (36, full NCD, 5,000mls)

A friend of mine insured two cars with them and saved several hundred pounds.

Neil

[cab260175]

Thanks, I'll give them a go.

Chris.

[nicholas blair]

I've got three on cover with Sunninghill.

Might be worth a shout.

0870 7878022

[Mustang Baz]

A Plan, Adrian Flux both worth a shout. Latter has ongoing partnership with Ride Drive which not only gives benefit of additional driver training, but potentially savings on insurance.

[Mr.Chips]

Just renewed mine through First Alternative. Cost me just about £1k for my T350C and my everyday Corsa 1.4 16V Sport.

[Jappo]

You might also want to give Mike at Cheam Insurance a call on 0208-652-7733. Tell 'im Wayne sent yah.

[GR1FF1F]

Looked into multi-car insurance this renewal season and found that it works out more costly. The best for the TVR gave me a lousy price for the others, and the mainstream companies who are competitive for Jags don't even know where to start pricing cover on TVR. I think the only plus would be that it's just convenient to renew in one place. Got the best terms by going to specialists for each car, and Mrs GR1FF makes the phone calls to pay up, so I have the convenience too !

[pete]

Try Admiral for multi-car policies.

I pay £500 for my Tuscan, plus about £600 for a BMW 130i. Full NCB on the Tuscan, but zero on the Beemer; full business use; insured for both me and my partner. NCBs are basically seperate, which is good and bad depending on whether you drive one of the cars into something or not! Surprisingly good for a mainstream company I thought.

Pete