Insurance for TVR and 205Gti
Discussion
yiw1393 said:
Put the Tiv on a limited mileage/summer only type policy - or a classic policy, how old is it?
Transfer the NCB to the Pug. Is that quote fully comp? why not insure the Peugeot Tpf+t only? Especially as it's only worth ten tanks of fuel?
At the moment i have a 4.0L Chimaera 96 'N' plate. I have it ensured throu Tescos at the moment (cheapest for me 1200fully comp)- tpo is still silly money on the 205 for me. But still want the TVR insured all year round for the 'nice-bright cold winter days'. guess if i want both then i will have to pay....
rob7 said:If you've had your Tiv more than a year try ClassicLine or some of the other classic insurers, as they'll provide a future-classic policy which will be hard to beat.
Anyone have experince about insuring 2 cars? i plan to buy a cheap 205 gti for a second car. only problem is i am being quoted £900+ to insure it - car is only worth £500. i am 25 and only have 2years ncb on the tvr. any suggestions?
Otherwise the larger providers sometimes allows sharing of NCBs, and the insurer who Tesco use might be worth a try for this.
I went with classicline on limited mileage policy, and they 'mirrored' my full NCB on the tin top!
I thought they had made an error, and my so much more honest than me wife insisted I double check. I did, and they confirmed I have full NCB on BOTH cars, despite not earning them on the Tiv - result
I thought they had made an error, and my so much more honest than me wife insisted I double check. I did, and they confirmed I have full NCB on BOTH cars, despite not earning them on the Tiv - result

Check you TVR insurnace policy for a clause that allows you to drive any other car that 1)You dont own or 2)is not on hire etc.
Transfer ownership of your 205 to a family member.
Permanently 'borrow' their 'new' car from them.
Result: Legally drive the car at no extra insurance cost.
The car you say is worth £500 so i assume you are not interested in fully comp anyway.
Transfer ownership of your 205 to a family member.
Permanently 'borrow' their 'new' car from them.
Result: Legally drive the car at no extra insurance cost.
The car you say is worth £500 so i assume you are not interested in fully comp anyway.
I am just doing the same thing.
Transfered no claims to Tiv (£501) Limited to 6000 miles
Pearts were cheapest for the Clio as well, coming in at £507 with no no claims, but a discount from the full horror.
Cheaper than my current insurer could do.
Eli
Edited as I cannot read or type!
>> Edited by Ding on Friday 7th November 10:11
Transfered no claims to Tiv (£501) Limited to 6000 miles
Pearts were cheapest for the Clio as well, coming in at £507 with no no claims, but a discount from the full horror.
Cheaper than my current insurer could do.
Eli
Edited as I cannot read or type!
>> Edited by Ding on Friday 7th November 10:11
Swilly said:The insurance companies have got wise to this though it appears now.
Check you TVR insurnace policy for a clause that allows you to drive any other car that 1)You dont own or 2)is not on hire etc.
Transfer ownership of your 205 to a family member.
Permanently 'borrow' their 'new' car from them.
Result: Legally drive the car at no extra insurance cost.
The car you say is worth £500 so i assume you are not interested in fully comp anyway.
I've spotted items in T&Cs about emergency use only and suchlike, so be careful.
If you have a minor low cost ding they probably won't dispute the claim, but if its a big claim (reversing into a Bugatti Veyron etc.) and they decide to check up and find you've been driving on the emergency facility, they may refuse the claim and you'll be liable

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