Scirocco Central

Been shopping around for the best insurance deal as i will be declaring my increase in power modification (Tuning box). I've tried the ones that advertise on here and over on S Net and their prices just dont compete with the mainstream insurers.

Anyone got any recommendations of companys that are worth a shot before i pass over £500?

Not sure what the deal is with recommendations on this forum, which is sponsored by an insurance firm, so please delete this post if I've done a bad...

I also run a kit car so learned early on to go to a specialist. I've always done best with Glynwood or Adrian Flux, for both cars.

Not sure about mods, but I got a crackin deal from esure (through moneysupermarket).

I'm with esure as well. Seem to look favourably on Sciroccos compared to some of the other big companies. Think they allow a 25% increase in stock power without incurring extra cost although you do of course have to declare it.

Sky Insurance shat on everything I looked at. Declaring Alloys, full body kit and remap with the tracker I have on.

Don't forget the obvious stuff, like mentioning you're in an owners' club (forum member is normally enough) and once you've found who is the cheapest see if you can click through to them via quidco and get a load of cashback.

I found Admiral to be by far the cheapest even at renewal time!

I have a funny feeling if you have that tuning box mod already fitted and other things non standard, you'd better be quick about it. As technically dstill, you are uninsured right now if so. You'll be surprised how quickly your current insurance company may abandon you ..... instantly! No arguments. Its not about when you are going to declare them, doesn't come into it unless you intend to move and then fit the mods with their full knowledge. If you have not already informed the current insurance company ......., the rest is in your policy documents.

C.

Bit wiser than that mate, I ain't fitting it until after I'm insured appropriately, never been one to take unecessary risks.

Try Sky Insurance (who i stayed with for 3rd year now) or Greenlight

Tried both of them mate, best price is Admiral up to now and sky and green light were about 20% higher.

sometimes paying a little more is beneficial for peace of mind & good customer service, iirc its admiral who will cover mods but in the event of anything they don't replace them the car is returned standard

Unfortunately when you modify you do exclude yourself from a large part of the market, some of he larger ompanies limit the % power increase and can get twitchy on higher value cars

Worth throwing Brentacre into the mix and Prestige supperrates.co.uk as we're competitive

Thanks Mate. Yer, I knew it would be more difficult to get the best price so I think that's why I'm trying more companies than I usually would.

Thanks for the feedback and recommendations.

The OP is very welcome to PM over their details and I can have a look at our quotation and see if we can do any better.

Kind regards

Ollie
Sky Insurance

Tel: 01707 642552

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I'm with esure too! No mods, but a deal I couldn't refuse

skyinsurance wrote:Thanks for the feedback and recommendations.

The OP is very welcome to PM over their details and I can have a look at our quotation and see if we can do any better.

Kind regards

Ollie
Sky Insurance

Tel: 01707 642552

http://www.skyinsurance.co.uk/car-club-insurance.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

More than happy to discuss further Ollie but your like for like quote was £183 more than my best quote, is it still worhtwhile as i dont want to waste your time.

Give Directline a try M8

dstill wrote:
More than happy to discuss further Ollie but your like for like quote was £183 more than my best quote, is it still worhtwhile as i dont want to waste your time.

Hi,

I've dropped you a PM.

Thanks

Ollie
Sky Insurance

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