Agreed Value Insurance

[BenCup]

I'm just looking around for some quotes and it seems they all require me to take a policy out before they will agree a value which seems completely illogical as I wont be fully insured (value wise) in the interim period and if I'm not happy with the value they put on the car I will have to cancel and pay their cancelation charges etc.... I'm currently with Hagerty who agree a value before you take out the policy but it would be nice to have some other quotes as its quite expensive.

Any suggestions?

 

[Cub.]

Yes, posting in the insurance section would be my first suggestion.

 

[BenCup]

Silly me should have looked under the Interior, Ice, Security, Lighting & Electrical section I even searched Agreed Value Insurance and noticed most were posted in General Chat

 

[leeds2592]

Yes, posting in the insurance section would be my first suggestion.

 

[Bleu]

I'm just looking around for some quotes and it seems they all require me to take a policy out before they will agree a value which seems completely illogical as I wont be fully insured (value wise) in the interim period and if I'm not happy with the value they put on the car I will have to cancel and pay their cancelation charges etc.... I'm currently with Hagerty who agree a value before you take out the policy but it would be nice to have some other quotes as its quite expensive.

Any suggestions?

Brentacre allowed me to set the value I wanted. For myself, it was approved on the day I made the inquiry. I also know someone who uses Classicline and they are also able to set the value they think their car is worth.

Using Brentacre was £100 more for the year than the cheapest quote from one of the comparison sites.

 

[BenCup]

Thanks I will give Brentacre a try. Classicline wanted me to take out the policy before they would agree the value.

 

[Kenich.]

I'm also using Brentacre. They needed the spec list, full details and recent 10x photos. Agreed valuation valid for 2 years also, so saves hassle on renewal. Apart from my BMW, they have done a few of my cars over the years and have been good with all the policies.

 

[Ph1 Tom]

I went with Footman James, I'm going to have to get an independent valuation for mine

 

[Cub.]

Silly me should have looked under the Interior, Ice, Security, Lighting & Electrical section I even searched Agreed Value Insurance and noticed most were posted in General Chat

You should, yes. Jokes aside, I’ll try to get that changed so it’s more visible.

In answer to your question, Brentacre were best for me when I had my highly modded clio.

 

[noyzboy]

Classicline charge £20 for an agreed valuation. You propose the value. I have not had them disagree with a valuation so far

 

[plenty]

Classicline charge £20 for an agreed valuation. You propose the value. I have not had them disagree with a valuation so far

Same here. My 182 was insured with ERS via Classicline with agreed value for £12k (until last year when I moved to a postcode they refused to cover).

 

[BenCup]

Thanks for the help ended up renewing with Hagerty as they were the cheapest quote in the end, obviously not as expensive as I thought but considering the car is basically wrapped in cotton wool, never taken out in the winter and I only did 500 miles last year it doesn’t seem cheap!