Best eunos insurance
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TVaRt

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365 posts

245 months

Monday 21st February 2011
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Who does the best insurance for the eunos? I've heard classic car policies are the best?

Im 30 with 10 Years ncb and less than 6000 miles per year.

garrykiller

5,670 posts

181 months

Monday 21st February 2011
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My insurance is up at the moment and admiral have been the best for me.

towelie

269 posts

193 months

Monday 21st February 2011
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have you tryed lookin on mx5nutz, theres a list of insurers there, which are supposedly good.

mk1salami

228 posts

211 months

Monday 21st February 2011
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I found Sky Insurance good to deal with, although I've not had to make a claim yet (touch wood).

TVaRt

Original Poster:

365 posts

245 months

Monday 21st February 2011
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Thanks guys I'll have a look...

Can someone also tell me if an import 1.8 1994 should have an engine strut brace as standard?? U know it should have the brace between the seatbelt mounts...?

MX-5 Lazza

7,954 posts

242 months

Monday 21st February 2011
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1994 was around the time they introduced the cabin brace. I believe some early 1.8s didn't have it.
As for the front strut brace, some did and some didn't. I think the basic 1.8 didn't but many of the specials did.

MX-5 Lazza

7,954 posts

242 months

Monday 21st February 2011
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But to answer the original question - there is no particular insurance company that will insure a particular car cheaper for everyone. They all have their target market and that will depend on a lot of things such as: car/model, car value, car insurance group, car type, owner age, owner driving experience, owner address, owner occupation, owner licence (points/convictions), other/named drivers and a whole load more things. An insurer that is cheap for me might not be cheap for other even if they have a car of the same spec and are the same age. There is no way around having to phone around a lot of different insurers to find out for yourself.

On a related subject, I have been with Admiral in the past but having had to make a claim with them I now choose to stay with insurers with a better reputation. They (and many others) are cheap for a reason.

The Tea Boy

4,129 posts

258 months

Monday 21st February 2011
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mk1salami said:
I found Sky Insurance good to deal with, although I've not had to make a claim yet (touch wood).
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