Jimboy2
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Thank god for that, did not like the sound of £900Factory fitted stripes shouldn't affect the insurance as its not an aftermarket mod.
Nope, that sounds about right for stickers.For those who have added mods already, who have you used for insurance and what was the hit?
I did a comparethemarket quote and got my usual £400 ish (Its £300 on directline but separate query lol) for a standard car. Wasn't sure what to tick for vinyl tints/stripes so put it under paintwork/stickers > Decals.
Adding just those jumps it up to £900+ which seems a ridiculous change and I feel I must be doing something wrong or putting them under the wrong category. If its that much for a "decal" then I can't see stripes being added later!
Remember to always read the fine print!Factory fitted stripes shouldn't affect the insurance as its not an aftermarket mod.
The world of insurance ehy! Make sure you tell them you want to insure it, in a months time, and the timescale is the same for all, insuring for 'next day' is way more expensive than a month in advance.So much for Adrian Flux. £1100 cheapest quote with stripes and light tints...
Looks like I won't be modifying for a while lol
Really?insuring for 'next day' is way more expensive than a month in advance
(if that's sarcasm i've missed it) But yes, I insured my car recently, had done quotes for MONTHS before it was due, getting around 300-400 quid, then delayed, stalled, and it came to the few days before, was £555.91. Even after moaning to the companies saying my quotes were still in date (of the 30 days) but they can't hold that number. It's sh1te. (fortunatley i'll be dropping the car soon and the insurance too)Really?![]()
No, not sarcasm, genuinely didn't know that. Used to work in South London claims for "a large insurer" but as a claims handler I was more involved in refusing to pay deserving cases. We left it to the underwriters to screw people for premiums we'd later refuse to honour ;)(if that's sarcasm i've missed it) But yes, I insured my car recently, had done quotes for MONTHS before it was due, getting around 300-400 quid, then delayed, stalled, and it came to the few days before, was £555.91. Even after moaning to the companies saying my quotes were still in date (of the 30 days) but they can't hold that number. It's sh1te. (fortunatley i'll be dropping the car soon and the insurance too)
I'm going from c600 to just under 800 going from a 1.2L Corsa to a 2.3L turbo mustang............... :shrug: Don't ask, i'm not complaining.Looking through what they sent me for a quote I think he screwed it up anyway. On the phone he automatically assumed import as its a Mustang and I had to correct his 3 times. Chances are he put it down as import only as didn't seem to believe me that it was a UK vehicle.
They also asked about my car history and other than track days this is in a class of its own against what I have had before (200bhp diesel barges).