
Multi Car Classic Insurance Policy
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Matt @ Surrey Hills Motor Group
, Mar 09 2010 10:48 AM
11 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 09 March 2010 - 10:48 AM
seeing as the insurance is due on a couple of my cars i'm looking into "Multi Classic Car" policies.
HIC advertise it on their site - but dont offer it!!
Tradex dont do agreed valuations!
places like Admaril wont touch classic cars!!
does any one out there have a policy that covers more than one CLASSIC car, and if so who are you using??
Matt
HIC advertise it on their site - but dont offer it!!
Tradex dont do agreed valuations!
places like Admaril wont touch classic cars!!
does any one out there have a policy that covers more than one CLASSIC car, and if so who are you using??
Matt
#2
Posted 09 March 2010 - 11:33 AM
Heritage motor Insurance.They are also online with free quotes.
I am not with them but told they are good by others with more than one car.
I am not with them but told they are good by others with more than one car.
#3
Posted 09 March 2010 - 12:21 PM
I have got two minis registered with HIC although one is registered as a SORN project with a set value. Good Luck. Matt
#4
Posted 09 March 2010 - 12:25 PM
Avoid Tradex like the plague...
I'm with Roadrunner (motor trade) and have a policy with Royal Sun Alliance.
They can cover anyhting you have (and I mean anything) and are very reasonable, price wise.
I'm with Roadrunner (motor trade) and have a policy with Royal Sun Alliance.
They can cover anyhting you have (and I mean anything) and are very reasonable, price wise.
#5
Posted 09 March 2010 - 12:31 PM
Huey & Rocky are insured comprehensively with Adrian Flux under their classic mini policy, and Mrs T & I are insured to drive either car. Plus we get something for being members of a mini club and I think membership of tmf also helps (must check that).
#6
Posted 09 March 2010 - 05:14 PM
Footman James do a multycar one just got mine done full comp unlimited mileage garenteed valuation on the 2 minis all for £100.20p its good to be an old git
mike
mike
#7
Posted 09 March 2010 - 05:18 PM
Dad is with Footman James for Classic Cars
Hes got the 2x Consuls, 2x Mercedes and the Campervan insured on one policy - don't think its much either to be honest.
Limited mileage too.
Hes got the 2x Consuls, 2x Mercedes and the Campervan insured on one policy - don't think its much either to be honest.
Limited mileage too.
#8
Posted 09 March 2010 - 05:19 PM
I did 2 separate quotes on Admiral - one for a Golf GT TDi and the other for a 1986 998 City.
In total, they came to £550.
I then thought that I might as well see if I could save any money on a multicar policy on Admiral...
Total?
£1700
So I went with the single policy for the Golf and went elsewhere for the mini.
When I came to renew for the Golf ... I cancelled the policy and took out a NEW one with exactly the same company (Admiral) and EXACTLY the same details (Infact, it was literally a carbon copy on confused.com ...
Saved £150 on the renewal price!!
In total, they came to £550.
I then thought that I might as well see if I could save any money on a multicar policy on Admiral...
Total?
£1700

So I went with the single policy for the Golf and went elsewhere for the mini.
When I came to renew for the Golf ... I cancelled the policy and took out a NEW one with exactly the same company (Admiral) and EXACTLY the same details (Infact, it was literally a carbon copy on confused.com ...
Saved £150 on the renewal price!!


#9
Posted 09 March 2010 - 05:50 PM
Avoid Tradex like the plague...
Why do you say that?
#10
Posted 10 March 2010 - 06:57 PM
Avoid Tradex like the plague...
Why do you say that?
The service is very bad. They suck new customers in with cheap premiums, but it's a false economy. They never updated the MID on time for me, which led to me being in cars that would flag up as uninsured. They never reply to e-mails and are thoroughly rude and unhelpful if you ever manage to get through to them on the phone.
To top it off, they let my policy run for 4 months until they decided the Porsche I had declared with them from day 1 was not covered and demanded £££'s extra for the time I'd had it on the road. This is understandable with high-risk vehicles but leaving it for ages and then threatening to cancel my policy with no refund is robbery.. basically a very good way of screwing more money out of you.
Avoid.
#11
Posted 10 March 2010 - 07:23 PM
I'm going through Peter James Insurance this year.
Compare these Quotes;
HIC (Miniworld) £308
Footman James £247
Peter James Insurance £120 guaranteed value inc free breakdown cover
Compare these Quotes;
HIC (Miniworld) £308
Footman James £247
Peter James Insurance £120 guaranteed value inc free breakdown cover
#12
Posted 10 March 2010 - 08:13 PM
I'm with Tradex on their "Fleet car" policy and have never had a problem yet, I'd recommend them.
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