Multi car insurance policy
Multi car insurance policy
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IceBoy

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2,455 posts

250 months

Tuesday 28th September 2010
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Hello All,

the insurance renewal is coming around in a couple of weeks and I wonder if anyone knows of any major competitor to Admiral Multi-car policy.

The thing is, we have 2 main cars and a 3rd. Most other insurance companies do not apply the no claims bonus on the third car.

So Mrs Ice & I have our own full no claims bonus but the 3rd car would not have any applied to it?

Thanks in advance.
IceBoy

saaby93

32,038 posts

207 months

Tuesday 28th September 2010
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Unless anyone knows any different the multicars dont seem to offer any benefits
See if one of your present insurers will offer to mirror your no claims onto a second vehicle.

bazking69

8,620 posts

219 months

Tuesday 28th September 2010
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As above. Total waste of time.

redstu

2,287 posts

268 months

Tuesday 28th September 2010
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I had a multicar with admiral, talk to them see what they ( he or she) will give you on the 3rd (less used?) car.
Downside of multicar is one payment at same time for 3 cars, seems to limit options at renewal time, I no longer have both cars with admiral.

SLacKer

2,622 posts

236 months

Wednesday 29th September 2010
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I use http://www.heritage-quote.co.uk/multi-car-policy.c... and it does work out cheaper for multiple cars.

BMWPam

85 posts

192 months

Wednesday 29th September 2010
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biggrin

robinft

30 posts

191 months

Friday 8th October 2010
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Try www.primoplc.com who specialise in multi vehicle insurance.

Daaave

223 posts

229 months

Friday 8th October 2010
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Depends on what the car is, but I was happy to find that Competition Car Insurance were willing to mirror my NCB onto my MX-5. They only cover 'sports cars' though.

sjj84

2,396 posts

248 months

Friday 8th October 2010
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Mine and my girlfriend are both insured with Admiral seperately. When she asked about multi-car it reduced hers but increased mine considerably. Which is strange because we are both insured on both cars and live at the same address.

slipstream 1985

13,754 posts

208 months

Friday 8th October 2010
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sjj84 said:
Mine and my girlfriend are both insured with Admiral seperately. When she asked about multi-car it reduced hers but increased mine considerably. Which is strange because we are both insured on both cars and live at the same address.
maybe they assumed under a multi policy youd use your car more with her as passenger bhing at you putting you off driving and thusmore likly to have an accident biggrin

mike9009

10,821 posts

272 months

Friday 8th October 2010
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I went with Admiral multicar policy two years ago as it seemed far cheaper than other methods (At present I own two 'sheds')

This year upon renewal I didnt bother checking (doh! - clashed with holidays etc) and only checked after. It has turned into a complete rip off. I am paying £292 for my mx5 (Eunos) TPFT, and I have had quotes at £135! Did not bother checking the Alfa 156 after depressing myself on the mx5.

Basically might be good first year - but shop around and leave them! I know I will be next year!

Mike