Mulitple vehicle insurance

[ChrisRS]

Hi

I've currently got my main car insurured on a standard insurance policy with 6 years no-claims.

I've just bought an Escort van as a cheap run-around and was wondering what the cheapest way of insuring it would be. I've had a look at the muti-car policies from people like Admiral and it doesn't seem to save me much.

I intend to have 2 vehicles for the forseable future so am i better off starting a fresh policy for the van? Would i be able to use my no-claims on both vehicles?

[H_Kan]

speak to your current insurer, they may well mirror your no claims onto the new car. Admirals multi car policy is imo crap as it never seems competitive on price.

[Barreti]

We have 4 cars in our 2 people household and every one has its own policy. I tried to find a multi car policy last year but never really found anything, although Hegarty (sp?) said to contact them as each policy ran out and they'd see what they could do.

[jondude]

The above is true, but it is still spin, somewhat.

I had a second car and MoreThan mirrored my NCD, so gave me a reasonable price on the 2nd car.

However, at renewal this 2nd car was recorded ( fairly ) as only having 1 years NCD, so if I did leave MoreThan ( who would still mirror the full NCD so long as I stayed with them ) the price would be excessive.

Annoyingly, knowing they had me over a barrel, MoreThan out the premium through the roof at renewal, effectively charging me as all others for a 1 year NCD only.

[bernmy]

No-fault insurance is a not very-well-known option for insurance. Depending on the state you live in, it might be one non-traditional way to insure your vehicle. No-fault insurance has some followers and some major detractors. No-fault insurance in most states, does not remove all liability. Severely injured victims generally still have some recourse. Here is the proof: The basics of no-fault vehicle insurance

[mister.t]