Boxster Insurance surprise
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Boxster Insurance surprise
With several on here with these great cars, this may be of interest.
I just had my renewal quote from LV this morning, month's advance notice.
Been with then now for 4 years.
Exact same cover as 21/22 and the renewal has dropped from £278 to £235 despite hitting my 70th birthday last March.
Good start to the day.
I just had my renewal quote from LV this morning, month's advance notice.
Been with then now for 4 years.
Exact same cover as 21/22 and the renewal has dropped from £278 to £235 despite hitting my 70th birthday last March.
Good start to the day.
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Lola t 492 / 3.2 hillclimb racer
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Lola t 492 / 3.2 hillclimb racer
Boxster 987 Gen II 2.9
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Re: Boxster Insurance surprise
Might cover the increase in petrol price
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Re: Boxster Insurance surprise
I find insurance prices are a bit random.
A few weeks ago at the renewal of my Yaris GR insurance I removed my son, as he will soon be going back to University and saved myself £200+ on the premium.
A few days later he crashed his own car and is now without a car whilst Aviva deal with the claim.
I bite the bullet and ring up my insurance and disclose the accident to get a quote to put him back on the Yaris for the remaining 11+ months.
With the additional accident declared, etc the quote was £104 for the period - makes no sense but I wasn't complaining.
PS I wouldn't tell them you hit something back in March - they might get the wrong idea
A few weeks ago at the renewal of my Yaris GR insurance I removed my son, as he will soon be going back to University and saved myself £200+ on the premium.
A few days later he crashed his own car and is now without a car whilst Aviva deal with the claim.
I bite the bullet and ring up my insurance and disclose the accident to get a quote to put him back on the Yaris for the remaining 11+ months.
With the additional accident declared, etc the quote was £104 for the period - makes no sense but I wasn't complaining.
PS I wouldn't tell them you hit something back in March - they might get the wrong idea
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Re: Boxster Insurance surprise
I recently received the Insurance renewals for my daily drivers, the one policy (Mini) had gone up 7% (hey hoe!) but the other policy (BMW) had gone up a massive 21% (following a big rise the previous year).
I was advised to try a multi-car option, I had multi-car some years ago but was advised by the same company back then to split them!!!. The combined quote was much better. I asked about my C4S which was due for renewal the following month, the renewal quote was £146, down from £164 last year – brilliant. Adding it to the multi-car policy only saved £3 so I did not bother.
I was told 3 cars in the house hold usually helps, to which I said, tongue in cheek, what about if you have 5 cars in the household but 2 are classics not insured by you? “Not a problem let me look” – the quote for my multi-car 2 daily drivers dropped to less than original renewal quote for my BMW. I basically saved £200 plus £18 on the C4S.
Very happy
John
I was advised to try a multi-car option, I had multi-car some years ago but was advised by the same company back then to split them!!!. The combined quote was much better. I asked about my C4S which was due for renewal the following month, the renewal quote was £146, down from £164 last year – brilliant. Adding it to the multi-car policy only saved £3 so I did not bother.
I was told 3 cars in the house hold usually helps, to which I said, tongue in cheek, what about if you have 5 cars in the household but 2 are classics not insured by you? “Not a problem let me look” – the quote for my multi-car 2 daily drivers dropped to less than original renewal quote for my BMW. I basically saved £200 plus £18 on the C4S.
Very happy
John
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1973 911S 2.4 Targa RHD (34 years ownership)
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Re: Boxster Insurance surprise
Interesting!
The Boxster is covered for 12k miles John, is the C4s less miles?
The Boxster is covered for 12k miles John, is the C4s less miles?
73T 911 Coupe, road/hillclimber 3.2L
Lola t 492 / 3.2 hillclimb racer
Boxster 987 Gen II 2.9
Lola t 492 / 3.2 hillclimb racer
Boxster 987 Gen II 2.9
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Re: Boxster Insurance surprise
Quick Go Compare exercise this cool afternoon...
Reduced the miles to 8K/year, far closer to reality.
Good cover comes in the form of the Post Office, £163.
Need to look at the details closer, but quite a difference to LV @£235
Reduced the miles to 8K/year, far closer to reality.
Good cover comes in the form of the Post Office, £163.
Need to look at the details closer, but quite a difference to LV @£235
73T 911 Coupe, road/hillclimber 3.2L
Lola t 492 / 3.2 hillclimb racer
Boxster 987 Gen II 2.9
Lola t 492 / 3.2 hillclimb racer
Boxster 987 Gen II 2.9
Re: Boxster Insurance surprise
Off topic, but I just updated my 911 policy to reflect the change from a 2.0l motor to the 2.4l motor. Was an extra £23 for 11 months (plus the annoying but clearly described admin fee).
Seemed ok to me.
Seemed ok to me.
Re: Boxster Insurance surprise
I am with LV - Covered for 5K miles in the C4S, probably done about 1K in the last 12 months with no road trip.911hillclimber wrote: ↑Fri Aug 12, 2022 1:45 pm Interesting!
The Boxster is covered for 12k miles John, is the C4s less miles?
John
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1973 911S 2.4 Targa RHD (34 years ownership)
1973 911T (RS Rep) 2.7 RHD Rally Car (911/83 etc)
1973 911S 2.4 Targa RHD (34 years ownership)
1973 911T (RS Rep) 2.7 RHD Rally Car (911/83 etc)