Anyone used Hyperformance Insurance?
Anyone used Hyperformance Insurance?
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luca brazzi

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3,983 posts

294 months

Monday 26th April 2004
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Renewal time for the Tuscan. No change in circumstances.

ClassicLine's renewal - £725, increased £50 on last year
Sunninghill - £740
Liverpool Victoria - £1,300
A Manning - £1,200

Hyperformance – part of NIG – part of Churchill – £648

Anyone used these people before? Are they OK???

Thanks
LB

craigw

12,248 posts

311 months

Monday 26th April 2004
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I used them for about 3 years (about 3 yrs ago), they were ok then AFAIK



mach
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gr4eme

204 posts

306 months

Monday 26th April 2004
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I used them for 1 yr on my sierra, as they were the cheepest by far. Then I found out why, rude cust service dept and wanted everything in writing, cancelled my policy still waiting for £80 that was 4 years ago

chim_girl

6,268 posts

288 months

Monday 26th April 2004
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Luca, have you tried confused.com? Their website takes and AGE to collect all the data but they cut £120 off my annual renewal.

My only other recommendation is Privledge, great customer service and one of the cheapest when I looked last year.

I've heard several people say good things about Liverpool Victoria. Guess you're not in their target market!



>> Edited by chim_girl on Monday 26th April 12:11

luca brazzi

Original Poster:

3,983 posts

294 months

Monday 26th April 2004
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Thanks for the heads up on Hyperformance.

Have just checked on the others Jo...thanks for your help.

Privilege: £914
Confused.com: £ still waiting for the pages to load

LB

cuzza

2,042 posts

282 months

Monday 26th April 2004
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I've only heard bad things about them I'm afraid, peop-le not able to get confirmation of NCD and generally being slow and unhelpful in the customer service department.

luca brazzi

Original Poster:

3,983 posts

294 months

Monday 26th April 2004
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Here's the latest info using confused.com as the search tool...

DIRECT CHOICE/Zenith...........£1,108.99
ITS 4 ME/Zenith Insurance plc..£1,320.77
SWINTON/Zenith Insurance plc...£1,320.77
MASTERQUOTE/Zenith.............£1,382.21
CHURCHILL......................£1,533.00
MASTERQUOTE/Chaucer............£1,589.14
DIRECT CHOICE/Norwich..........£1,902.33
MASTERQUOTE/Norwich Union......£1,911.19
BUDGET/Norwich Union...........£1,996.42
DIRECT CHOICE/Union............£2,370.00

So its down to either Hyperformance (which I am highly warey (sp.) of due to other's posts) who are nice and cheap relatively speaking, or stick with the current provider at £730.

What's interesting/scary is that Churchill come in at £1500 odd, while Hyperformance who use Churchill are only asking for £650.

Decisions........

LB

PS thanks for all the feedback folks

salty-nlv

438 posts

288 months

Monday 26th April 2004
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I used them for several years and found them to be very cheap and helpful IMHO

andy43

13,118 posts

283 months

Monday 26th April 2004
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Same here - no probs with Hyperformance, although this was a few years ago. Does seem almost suspiciously cheap tho'?

d10 ldo

79 posts

270 months

Tuesday 27th April 2004
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just renewed my chim's insurance £425 well happy!

woody

2,189 posts

313 months

Wednesday 28th April 2004
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Hyperformance - my GF was with them last year with her Rover 100. She was involved in an accident may last year about 6 weeks after she took out the insurance it took us until the middle of august to sort it out.
They weren't very helpful - don't know if this is because she was TPFT and not FC. The insurance company (TP's) paid out for the car (as it was there clients fault) - but we agreed with the insurance (both sides!) that we'd buy the car back and repair it - fine they said.
When repaired I told the GF to phone them just to say it was back on the road - at which point they informed her that she wasn't insured! due to the car being a total loss claim - which we explained it wasn't as they'd agreed a reduced payout so she could have the car back and repair it.
We had to get the car re MOT'd, provide all receipts and then wait until they decided if they could continue the policy.
When I challenged them (girlfriend was too upset) about not being insured and we only knew because we'd called to say the car was back on the road they said it was standard - and as she'd called about insuring another car they 'assumed' she'd be buying another car. I complained about not having anything in writting and they basically said tough!
Needless to say she's no longer insured with them - also a bugger to get proof on no-claims out of.

rev-erend

21,619 posts

313 months

Wednesday 28th April 2004
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Luca - is it a bad time to mention that my 450 SEAC is only £275 with classic line ..

I'd stay with them if I were you - they seem to offer something oldfashioned called good service.

paddym

198 posts

269 months

Wednesday 28th April 2004
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One name missing -- Tesco --

I have used them for three yeras now, a LR Defender, a Ford KA and a 5l Chim -- almost always have come out cheap or competitive.

On good service, an example -- all 3 car come up for renewal around the same time and I do it via the web -- so take Europlus roadside assis/recovery. Took it on the TVR application (but to cover me and wife any car). Landy breaks down 2 days later -- phone up, no records - join on the phone £145 odd, plus on the day fee of £30. Then need a tow -- 100 miles home - discover on the day coverage is 10 miles only, tow company wanst £200 -- I'm seething , but wife threatens murder - so go ahead.

Monday write to Tesco, they call Wednesday, so lots of checks of records can't find anything, they escalate things internally, cheque recived for tow fee, and on the day excess.

They are GOOD .

luca brazzi

Original Poster:

3,983 posts

294 months

Wednesday 28th April 2004
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rev-erend said:
Luca - is it a bad time to mention that my 450 SEAC is only £275 with classic line ..

I'd stay with them if I were you - they seem to offer something oldfashioned called good service.
Cheeky sod.

Tricky one.....I'll ring Tesco, but if that's no good, its between potentially dodgy Hyperformance, and the incumbent.

LB

mattb2868

1 posts

269 months

Wednesday 28th April 2004
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i tried elephant.co.uk and got the cheapest quote i have ever got on any car and as i am looking for a new car i have had quotes on a lot of cars in the last few weeks. plus i added a female driver onto my policy and it reduced the quote by two hundered pounds. honestly give them a go.

slinksport

15,704 posts

278 months

Wednesday 28th April 2004
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luca brazzi said:
Renewal time for the Tuscan. No change in circumstances.

ClassicLine's renewal - £725, increased £50 on last year
Sunninghill - £740
Liverpool Victoria - £1,300
A Manning - £1,200

Hyperformance – part of NIG – part of Churchill – £648

Anyone used these people before? Are they OK???

Thanks
LB


Are hyperformance truly part of NIG? or are they quoting on an NIG scheme?

The reason i ask... I look after their quoting system for them!

If of course it is the hyperformance i am thinking of, address of Garrick House, in Twickenham..

If that's them, they're a company within Allen & Allen

d10 ldo

79 posts

270 months

Wednesday 28th April 2004
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TRY SURETERM DIRECT INSURANCE SERVICES, THATS WHO I GOT MY RENEWAL WITH, 0870 20 20 230, OR www.SURETERM.CO.UK ,£425 WITH AN £100 EXCESS!!!!

theblacktuscks

823 posts

282 months

Wednesday 28th April 2004
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Tuscan S insured with Direct Line 16/5/03, fully comp, £1000 excess, 10,000 miles per annum, £40,000 market value. Premim after full no claims discount and including motor legal protection £464.10. Note that we have another car insured with them plus house buildings, contents etc. Just had a claim on my Jaguar other persons fault and the service has been exemplary.

drum4it2

658 posts

278 months

Thursday 29th April 2004
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Luca, I had an Imprezzzzza insured with them - which got stolen & they dealt with the claim fairly well.. paid out a little less than I thought they should - but that was down to the valuer...