Japanese import insurance - who's good?

[minimoog]

Just had an eye-watering renewal from A Plan on our Honda Horizon 4x4 (rebadged Isuzu Trooper). Every year the premium goes up despite accruing NCB, so I need to shop around.

Any recommendations? I haven't had much luck beating A Plan in the past but things are starting to get silly.

Thanks for any suggestions.

[Carpie]

Sky insurance were good for my MR2.

[cptsideways]

LIfesure are always a good bet for a cheap quote & good service too

[Mr E]

I tended to alternate between sky and flux

[Ash From Flux]

Hello I would think Adrian Flux would have some good prices on this. Make sure you mention you are a Pistonheads member and we can give you some more discounts if you call.

[neil_bolton]

Sky were good, but a pain in the fuggin arse for sending documents back and forth.

Flux couldn't quote competitively against them, but everything is a million times easier.

[Gad-Westy]

Direct Line were good on my Eunos.

[minimoog]

Ash From Flux said:

Hello I would think Adrian Flux would have some good prices on this. Make sure you mention you are a Pistonheads member and we can give you some more discounts if you call.

Unfortunately not. Seeing as someone hit her the other day so there is a claim outstanding Flux were well north of 1K.

I'm starting to think insurers are only a step or two away from extortionists. My missus has an excellent driving record part from the above being rear-ended by a wagon (so non-fault), has only 1 SP30, 3 years NCB on this car i.e. as long as she's owned it, and 7+ NCB on her main car, uses this vehicle for no more than 2K p.a and often much less, and yet is expected to pay over £1k to insure it? Madness.

[Ash From Flux]

Yeah I heard we didn't get much luck on that one, sorry about that.

[Wadeski]

Try Chris Knott, have been much much better than the usual suspects for me.

Also worth trying the trunkiesailorbells, who can be very cheap as long as you dont have too many mods.