2nd Car/classic/snotter insurance
Discussion
Reading through the forum had had me hankering after one of my boyhood idols:- the good old Rover Coupe.
Now either I'm missing a trick or my expectations are way out of kilter!
Just done a generic search for said car with a limited to 2k per annum policy etc etc the quotes are coming in skyward of 800odd quid on the vvc model. I'm 30 yrs old have 6 yrs no claims and no points!
How do people kerp their insurance costs down when running multiple cars?
My bubble has well n truly burst
Now either I'm missing a trick or my expectations are way out of kilter!
Just done a generic search for said car with a limited to 2k per annum policy etc etc the quotes are coming in skyward of 800odd quid on the vvc model. I'm 30 yrs old have 6 yrs no claims and no points!
How do people kerp their insurance costs down when running multiple cars?
My bubble has well n truly burst
As above, the comparison sites won't help you. You need to phone a few specialists.
It's worth picking up a copy of one of the classic car mags from your local newsagents - there's always a few pages of insurance co adverts in there - and then spend a bit of time phoning through them.
I'd have thought you should be looking at about £150 p.a. for the Rover.
It's worth picking up a copy of one of the classic car mags from your local newsagents - there's always a few pages of insurance co adverts in there - and then spend a bit of time phoning through them.
I'd have thought you should be looking at about £150 p.a. for the Rover.
You just have to do the legwork try footmsn Jsmes, lancaster, Adrian Flux etc.
I have a Caterham (£160)
4 Capris (£360)
Newish Defender (£500)
Modern classics are always a challenge, it often takes time in underwriting and individual policies. I have had 3 capris all with different insurance companies one yesr, IE 2.8 Capri modern classic AON, 1.6 Daily Lancaster, MK1 3.0 Footman James.
I have a Caterham (£160)
4 Capris (£360)
Newish Defender (£500)
Modern classics are always a challenge, it often takes time in underwriting and individual policies. I have had 3 capris all with different insurance companies one yesr, IE 2.8 Capri modern classic AON, 1.6 Daily Lancaster, MK1 3.0 Footman James.
Did try an online quote with lancs last night still coming in with them over 1k.
I'd best get my head round if I'm serious enough to go and buy one.
Surely my post code can't be that high a grading? I was expecting a couple of hundred based on the miles and relative value of the car. Towards a grand just seems silly to me
I'd best get my head round if I'm serious enough to go and buy one.
Surely my post code can't be that high a grading? I was expecting a couple of hundred based on the miles and relative value of the car. Towards a grand just seems silly to me
Ross1303 said:
Did try an online quote with lancs last night still coming in with them over 1k.
I'd best get my head round if I'm serious enough to go and buy one.
Surely my post code can't be that high a grading? I was expecting a couple of hundred based on the miles and relative value of the car. Towards a grand just seems silly to me
What's the first half of your postcode?I'd best get my head round if I'm serious enough to go and buy one.
Surely my post code can't be that high a grading? I was expecting a couple of hundred based on the miles and relative value of the car. Towards a grand just seems silly to me
Insurance post code ratings here. May be a bit out of date, but still a useful indicator.
http://www.motorcarinsuranceuk.co.uk/post-code-rat...
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