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Not in my opinion. You could be comparing against someone who has for example had 2 recent fault claims Or someone with a DR conviction? Or someone with a 18 year old named driver on the policy. Far too many variables to compare.

There are a lot of details you have missed out, almost every question you get asked when going through a quotation can effect the price you pay. Comparing what you pay against someone else doesn't really work.

Try being called Ollie and being friends with 3 other Ollie's all the same age. Then try going on holiday together! Ollie

LOL! surely that cannot be the first time you've spoken to another James?

:clap: spot on.

You may get an introductory discount based on claim free named driver experience but this is not NCB. NCB can only be accrued if you have a policy, in your own name, claim free for a full 12 month period. We may be able to help you, link below...

25 these days. A few companies used to offer it to under 25 years olds, quinn for example, look what happened to them! If you have DOC, with the owners permission, you can drive a bugatti veyron.

That'll be the same with pretty much every insurer..

I meant, check with the insurer if they will cater for future mods before you take a policy with them.

It is worth checking this out BEFORE you take an insurance policy. http://www.skyinsurance.co.uk/modified-car-insurance.html

Hi, pretty much everyone apart from me can help. 80%+ of our private car business is car club members and specialist vehicles. Call back request here if you prefer: http://www.skyinsurance.co.uk/call_back_new.phtml Ollie Sky Insurance

I can shed some light on this. A lot of people use 'written quotes' to bargain their renewal price down, hence the reluctance for insurers to send a price out in writing they know a customer is just going to take back to another/their own insurer. Some insurers, no names but trade on lot of...

We can quote at any time, we can only guarantee our rates for 7 days and we'd very much prefer to wait until you are in receipt of your current renewal invitation. http://www.skyinsurance.co.uk/car-club-insurance.html Thanks

Nice site, shockingly bad choice of name in my opinion. I wouldn't buy /visit the site on the basis of the random name it has been given. Needs to be something which describes the products surely, autopartsdirect.cum or something similar

No. If this worked everyone would insure 1.0L cars and drive around in Imprezas. DOC cover does not apply to vehicles owned by yourself. It'll work out expensive unless you do it day by day, try www.insuredaily.co.uk for prices. A temporary additional vehicle against your current policy...

Claims loss ratios..

Looks crap in my opinion. They do not look right without the dish. Same wheels on my car, rears 16x9, front 16x7.5 Absolutely shameless.

Hi, looking at your details, we do insure in your postcode area but usually for someone a little older. Thanks for giving us a try.

The unemployed carry horrendous loss ratios for insurers..

:clap: http://www.skyinsurance.co.uk/car-club-insurance.html

No worries, if you are close to either part of the criteria, PM me.

Hi, yes, subject to the following: Age 23+ for TPFT cover Age 25+ for Fully Comprehensive Free from (fault) claim in past 12 months 3 years NCB Car kept in off road parking at home address

No, serious post. Where else better to find out from than the experts? Works better for rare/odd ball cars. A part of my role here used to be dealing with agreed value applications, complete and utter pain in the ar*e but I'd often seek advice from owners clubs and communities, I've also...

I gave up trying to defend the insurance industry a long time ago but I'd argue your sweeping statement below: It is incredibly rare that we receive any complaints about the value placed on vehicles insured via our car club scheme. if we do (and support the value), we step in and assist...

We'd be happy to use it as supporting evidence yes... The trouble is though, owners clubs generally over value their own vehicles so it can only be used as evidence which is taken into consideration. Ollie

Perhaps you could approach Clioport.net admin and if they agree with your valuation you could ask them to write a letter on headed paper to support this.. whether that will be acceptable proof with your insurer is a different matter though. Ollie...

Same for me.. I dont need it, but it's a good product. If you dont want it, you just say no.