Question re Insurance and Car Modifications...
Discussion
Chaps,
A fairly simple one, I'm sure.....
I'm doing the usual annual due-diligence exercise of having a quick look around for car insurance. Perhaps a noddy question, but my 996 C2 was bought by its original owner with Classic Sport2 split rim alloys, along with GT3 aerokit, I believe, from factory as "ticked options"
Just reading some of the jargon on the various insurance sites, and having had a convo with an "insurance operative" last year, she was also unsure whether factory fit options are deemed "modifications" or not (worryingly...)
Any thoughts?
TIA
Spen
A fairly simple one, I'm sure.....
I'm doing the usual annual due-diligence exercise of having a quick look around for car insurance. Perhaps a noddy question, but my 996 C2 was bought by its original owner with Classic Sport2 split rim alloys, along with GT3 aerokit, I believe, from factory as "ticked options"
Just reading some of the jargon on the various insurance sites, and having had a convo with an "insurance operative" last year, she was also unsure whether factory fit options are deemed "modifications" or not (worryingly...)
Any thoughts?
TIA
Spen
spenny_b said:
Chaps,
A fairly simple one, I'm sure.....
I'm doing the usual annual due-diligence exercise of having a quick look around for car insurance. Perhaps a noddy question, but my 996 C2 was bought by its original owner with Classic Sport2 split rim alloys, along with GT3 aerokit, I believe, from factory as "ticked options"
Just reading some of the jargon on the various insurance sites, and having had a convo with an "insurance operative" last year, she was also unsure whether factory fit options are deemed "modifications" or not (worryingly...)
Any thoughts?
TIA
Spen
If you use Elephant on-line they actually have a whole list of options you can check off for the quote..includes exhausts,engine mods etc in lots of detail.. A fairly simple one, I'm sure.....
I'm doing the usual annual due-diligence exercise of having a quick look around for car insurance. Perhaps a noddy question, but my 996 C2 was bought by its original owner with Classic Sport2 split rim alloys, along with GT3 aerokit, I believe, from factory as "ticked options"
Just reading some of the jargon on the various insurance sites, and having had a convo with an "insurance operative" last year, she was also unsure whether factory fit options are deemed "modifications" or not (worryingly...)
Any thoughts?
TIA
Spen
All done n dusted...used the guys at A-Plan, per the sticky!....asked the question, and theyre added to the policy but she did say that they dont class them as mods, as they were tickable options.
Jobs a good'un....Oh, and saved a pretty packet (certainly worth a call and 5mins of my time)...and got a lower excess...recommend!
Thanks for the replies
S
Jobs a good'un....Oh, and saved a pretty packet (certainly worth a call and 5mins of my time)...and got a lower excess...recommend!
Thanks for the replies
S
I'm with elephant at the moment and the factory fitted options I specifically disclosed to them as they state that their policy is only to get back to manufacturers base spec.
Have found them reasonable with the mods too. I am int he process of chnaging to clear lights all round, GT2 style buckets and also have upgraded the stereo to the Becker Cascade sat nav unit. Additional premium a very reasonable £30 a year.
Chris
Have found them reasonable with the mods too. I am int he process of chnaging to clear lights all round, GT2 style buckets and also have upgraded the stereo to the Becker Cascade sat nav unit. Additional premium a very reasonable £30 a year.
Chris
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