Porsche Insurance - Broker Recomendation

[yeti82]

Does anyone have a good insurance broker they can recommend - we have a 911, Macan and Discovery and struggling to get sensible quotes. Thx

[Fnumber1user]

yeti82 said:

Does anyone have a good insurance broker they can recommend - we have a 911, Macan and Discovery and struggling to get sensible quotes. Thx

Tried Lockton's?

[Chubbyross]

I used to use Locktons, who were great. I now use Mannings, who come in a little cheaper this year. Both offer a great service. You get to speak to a real human without having to go through thirty minutes of automated voice commands each time.

[mogg]

Fnumber1user said:

yeti82 said:

Does anyone have a good insurance broker they can recommend - we have a 911, Macan and Discovery and struggling to get sensible quotes. Thx

Tried Lockton's?

+1. I have 2 cars with Locktons 'Collector' policy setup and it's very good. I have excellent agreed values and track day cover also.

[FarQue]

I've used both Classicline and Lockton's (currently with the latter) for our little fleet of 3 Porsche and a Skoda. With both of 'em you're dealing with a real person who'll listen and discuss security, agreed values, mileage, track-days etc.

[yeti82]

Great - thanks all. Spoke to Locktons this morning, easy to deal with and competitive quote, so will probably go with them.

[Shiverman]

Try Admiral. I was recommended them by some people with some very upmarket and expensive cars and had claims and they have come in super competitive on a multicar policy.

[Twinfan]

Be aware that Admiral, and other mainstream insurers, have started considering factory fitted options as "modifications". Due to the nature of Porsche configurations, this may mean you need to list a lot of stuff in lots of categories e.g.

• Chose dual zone climate? That's an aircon mod.
• Chose the Clubsport option on your GT car? That's a roll cage and bucket seats that need to be added.
• etc

They are competitive on price if you and your car fit their customer profile.