Insurance for 'pool car'

[TheEvilGiraffe]

Housemate and I have moved closer to work. Instead of doing 40 miles a day we're struggling to hit 5 ! :approve:

It's great not having to commute TBH.


Anyway, we were talking about getting a cheap as you like car, something very sub £1k to use as workhorse/shopping/commuting car but a quick comparison online suggests I may as well invest in a helicopter...

Any ideas how 2 people can insure a car (legally preferably!) with NCB tied up elsewhere ?

I'm not paying 4 figures to insure a car worth less than my phone.

:dapprove:

 

[WTFRage360]

How old are you?
Edit: you both

 

[TheEvilGiraffe]

28 + 26 legally.

Mental age differs somewhat

 

[Bluebeard]

Admiral Multicar?

I know the scottish jew raved about them a while back.

 

[DannyR]

If your with Sky Insurance they will mirror your NCB's on another car!

 

[TheEvilGiraffe]

Interesting comment about Sky .. thanks

I'm with Greenlight at the moment and Dan's with Endsleigh (the cheapest for him on the //E46 surprisingly!). I will call them once the world goes back to work.

 

[WTFRage360]

Aviva were pretty cheap if you don't have no claims

 

[Rob]

I'd call your current insurer and ask if they'll mirror the no claims onto another car for you.

Explain you don't want to drive the scoob etc and see what they suggest.

Then if Dan is fully comp with drive other car's enabled, he won't need to insure it in his name and can just drive it full party.

 

[skyinsurance]

If your with Sky Insurance they will mirror your NCB's on another car!

You do not necessarily need to be insured with us for mirrored NCB, but we would prefer it.