Insuring 2 cars

L

lanxter

Member +
Anyone have a daily driver and then use the GT for weekends?

As i'm looking into doing this and wondering how expensive it is?
 
dac69er

dac69er

Super Moderator
you will have to start again with 0 no claims. some companies give you a discount for having another car. its not cheap. i have 3 cars all with separate policies.

just do a quote online with 0 no claims to get an idea of what you may be paying. who are you currently insured with and what sort of car you looking at getting?

you can save some cash on your current policy when it renews as you can drop the mileage limit. its not just the insurance though, its all the other running costs, tax, mot, consumables, service etc
 
Fro

Fro

Member +
I was with adrian flux on some kind of multi car policy, cant remember if they were able to split my no claims or not. I had a skoda fabia vrs and my gt with mods declared and was paying around 1200 both fully comp. Must have had about 6 or 7 years ncb though.

I found that through a place called equity red star, worth trying them cause they were a decent help.
 
D3N0

D3N0

Member +
I insure two cars through sky insurance, the glanza is on 3years ncb and the polo TDi had the 3ncb mirrored over to make it cheaper for the first year only. i paid £390 on the polo and £1150 on the glanza all mods declared.
 
S

superspat

Member +
try and get trade insurance through some 1 like trade x ect ect, couple of my mates have managed to get trade insurance and i a trade policy aswell:rockon:
 
dac69er

dac69er

Super Moderator
superspat said:
try and get trade insurance through some 1 like trade x ect ect, couple of my mates have managed to get trade insurance and i a trade policy aswell:rockon:
Click to expand...

on alot of the trade policies you are only insured third party only on any car you drive. ok if thats how you want to roll, but its not for everyone
 
dac69er

dac69er

Super Moderator
i am yet to find one like that. most have age limitations too. im 26 and had a look and coulnt find a policy that would cover me fully comp on all my cars under a single trade policy.
 
S

superspat

Member +
It mite be because my dad has had the policy for over 30years, i went on it when was about 18 and just took the policy over on my 26th bday, i know the policys r very diffrent now but there r still some dicent 1s out there
 
Y

y3Lo

Member +
recently taken out an admiral multi car policy, saved me roughly £900 than insuring the 2 cars with sky.
 
dac69er

dac69er

Super Moderator
y3Lo said:
recently taken out an admiral multi car policy, saved me roughly £900 than insuring the 2 cars with sky.
Click to expand...

they will only insure cars with minimal mods. otherwise you have to go with specialist insurers like sky or adrian flux etc.
 
M

maire

Fresh Recruit
dac69er said:
you will have to start again with 0 no claims. some companies give you a discount for having another car. its not cheap. i have 3 cars all with separate policies.

just do a quote online with 0 no claims to get an idea of what you may be paying. who are you currently insured with and what sort of car you looking at getting?

you can save some cash on your current policy when it renews as you can drop the mileage limit. its not just the insurance though, its all the other running costs, tax, mot, consumables, service etc
Click to expand...



Hi,I agree with this information. This is a good way of saving cash with 0 no claim on policy.

Thanks for sharing information.

Maire
 
Fro

Fro

Member +
Also, if you arent going to be doing many miles with the starlet you could look at limited mileage policies
 
Stulet-GTT

Stulet-GTT

Member +
I have my GT and my van insured with flux...

Had to start new policey on the van with 0 ncb as i was using them on the car but they struck me a deal...

£398 FC on the GT..
£520 FC on the van..
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top