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Shop around, try Privilege - they charge the same Cup or not, some insurers are putting the Cups up to 2 groups higher than a FF (or not covering as per greenlight), as they have a much high claim rate than then FF. Will only get worse, as they get cheaper, they will fall into even more...

In a 50/50 each party pays 50% of the other parties costs. So your insurers pay 50% of his repair cost, excess, injury claim etc, his insurers pay the other 50%. His insurers pay 50% of yours, and your insurers pay other 50% (assuming your fully comp). Will not really change if you car is a...

Dunno of an specialists in Herts, all the dealers ive used in herts are poo. I go to www.greydevilindustries.com not really local, but it only a quick blast up the A1, worth it IMO, just deal with someone who knows what they are talking about.

I think this other thread being referred to: http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=268772 Most of what i stated on there stands for you too. If she has contents Insurance then she is effectivly covered for the damage she has done. Couple of ways to play this: Claim of your...

The prob you have is having 2 very different cars to insure, and they are probably better off with 2 different inusrers. Options: Get policy on Pug, using NCB. But using a company who will temporarily allow you to add Clio as 2nd car to same policy on temporary basis (not all companies will...

Your insurers are talking BS. Ring them and tell them they are in breach of the First EU Directive on Motor Insurance. Simply this means any car insurance policy issued in any EU country (such as the UK) must cover you to drive in any other EU country - however, this cover is only the...

The fact that you have his insurers is a very good start, lack of policy number is not a problem as long as you have his name, address and postcode. There is 2 ways you can play it, simplest option: Make claim off your car insurance, get car repaired, pay excess. Provide them with his...

It is a difficult case, if he has contents insurance then that almost certainly will cover him for damage to third party property, which is exactly what this is. However, unlike if you were hit by another car he is not under any legal obligation to disclose to your who his is insured with...

Be honest, tell them now!! If you have a claim, they will likely ask for a photocopy of your licence, fail to provide this and they will put you on conference call with the DVLA to give permission for them to release the details to the ins co. Fail to do this and the will simply avoid your...

My 172 Cup rear shock went 2 weeks before the warranty ran out @ 3 years old and on 26k. Initially the dealer insisted wear & tear etc. Argued with customer services, got no where. Bought new shocks for MOT. But customer services made the mistake of telling me that they have no...

I have been running DS2500 on Brembro hi-carbon discs for about 8-10 months, and they are very good. Did squeal a fair amount when 1st fitted, but once re-fitted properly squealing fairly uncommon, and if had time could probably stop all together. No idea where these tales of killer dust...

It's unlikley Flux can just cancel your policy. Check the policy booklet from the actual insurance company you are with, there will be a section headed cancelation. It is likely to say that for them to "force" cancelation of your policy they must given you 7 days written notice by recorded...

NU are not alone, Motor premiums have to rise. We are currently in a very "soft" insurance market, premiums have been dropping and dropping for several months - like Churchill etc guarnateing to beat any renewal figure. Prices cannot continue at the level they are now, with the insurers having...

He's one unlucky guy! Highway are right up to a point, mechanical failure is never covered. However, the resultant damage should be covered. If, for example you have a blow out, and crash into a tree, if you're comp, they should repair the all the damage, except the tyre that blew out -...

LOL @ some of this thread!! Don't lie on your Insurance it's daft. The trick is to know where you can be economical with the truth! If you get asked your "estimated anual mileage" than it's just that, an estimate. BUT if you say your car is garaged, you may find your policy has been...

Rear shock went on my Cup too, 26k nearly 3 yrs old - dealers refused to cover, reno customer services couldn't care less. Warranty wording does not specifically excluded them, but customers services claim the book is not gospel and is for "guidance only"!! I am going to write to customers...

Insurers can do exactly as they please with groups of vehciles. There is guideline group published by the Association of British Insurers in which I seem to remeber the Cup is 16 - this is the one generally published in mags and the manufactures bumf. Insurers are not required to follow...