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I've picked up, perhaps wrongly, that TVR's are quite specialist when it comes to insurance. i.e. a high likelihood of being written off etc.
With a view to this, are their companies that specialise in TVR insurance, i.e. are a lot of you guys and girls insured through a few people?
Also, are premiums for TVR's higher than for other comparable performace cars?
I seem to be getting high quotes back on the research i'm doing, which is what made me wonder if there's some favoured insurers, or whether it's jsut a fact that the premiums are high.
Thanks in advance.
With a view to this, are their companies that specialise in TVR insurance, i.e. are a lot of you guys and girls insured through a few people?
Also, are premiums for TVR's higher than for other comparable performace cars?
I seem to be getting high quotes back on the research i'm doing, which is what made me wonder if there's some favoured insurers, or whether it's jsut a fact that the premiums are high.
Thanks in advance.
A.Manning and A-Plan, which I believe are the traditional TVR insurance specialists, both turned out more expensive for me than just using Flux. Bizarely, I'm only paying a smidgin (12% to be exact) more on a 4.5 Cerbera than I was quoted by the same company on my old Toyota Celica shed (valued at £200!). The algoriths they use for working out insurance premiums sometimes throw up the wierdest comparatives.
BTW - when the mrs tried to get quotes on the Cerb, Elephant and Tescos worked out to be the cheapest...
BTW - when the mrs tried to get quotes on the Cerb, Elephant and Tescos worked out to be the cheapest...
Thanks guys,
To clarify, 24 yo male. No convictions, no accidents, 6 years history, 6 years NCB. Paying £900 on a 3.2 TT2 through Elephant. Car is kept on the street in SW6 and has Tracker. 12,000 miles per year of SCP&C & business use by myself.
Quote from Elephant for a T350 / Sag was just over £2,000. Several others came in around this mark too.
Now it could be that i've just got the TT cheap i guess. Waiting for A-plan to call me back tomorrow with a quote.
To clarify, 24 yo male. No convictions, no accidents, 6 years history, 6 years NCB. Paying £900 on a 3.2 TT2 through Elephant. Car is kept on the street in SW6 and has Tracker. 12,000 miles per year of SCP&C & business use by myself.
Quote from Elephant for a T350 / Sag was just over £2,000. Several others came in around this mark too.
Now it could be that i've just got the TT cheap i guess. Waiting for A-plan to call me back tomorrow with a quote.
See this Tread http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Only problem with Hagerty they only do 2nd car insurance so if its your only car then you can't insure with them, but you will save a forture in you can.
Only problem with Hagerty they only do 2nd car insurance so if its your only car then you can't insure with them, but you will save a forture in you can.
QuiteQuietCerb said:
Get a quote from Hagerty insurance, as they specialize in tvrs, i think you need to be a tvr club member though
Nope you dont need to be a TVRCC member. I've insured mine throught them as getting quotes of £2000 from everyone else, whereas Hagerty only charged £340 (inc breakdown) which includes it living on my drive. At the time I wasn't a TVRCC member, but they did ask whether I was a PH member, which I was.
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Tesco was the best for me