Well I have 2 cars; my black coupe LE and a black vx220 turbo. The insurance was due on both as I had them on an Admiral multicar policy.
The renewal quote was more than last year at a grand for both fully comp with protected no claims so I was not happy and decided to phone around and had a shock.

Car 1.. Vx220 turbo.

From looking at the vx forum CCI seemed like the place to try. I phoned them up got fully comp insurance on the vx with declared stage 2 at 240bhp for £430 this includes 5 uk trackdays or 3 uk and 2 abroad including a month of european cover and they said I could modify it however I wanted and it would not matter! That was with a car value of £14000.

Car 2.

Phoned a classic car insurance up for the coupe and got told its not a classic and the best they could do was £750, for just a limited mileage policy on a 4 grand car. What a load of crap after what I just managed to sort for the vx!

Phoned Admiral back up and they wanted 450 quid fully comp.

So saved just over a 100 quid and managed to get track day cover as well. But there must be some women's logic somewhere that a policy for a 14 grand car insured for track days is cheaper than a 4 grand fiat for limited normal use.

I think Adrian Flux can get the Coupe on a Classic policy... They are pretty good.

Neil Willies or Adrian Flux;

I have two Coupes and a 1996 Alfa Spider, each under £300 FC with agreed value, 5K miles a year.

We can insure the coupe on a classic policy with various insurers or under a sports car policy with the added benefit of upto 5 days track day cover

Thanks
Sarah

can you cover the 16vt and 20vt on classic policy???

Mine is insured with footman james as a modern classic

We can insure all models on a Classic Policy.

Thanks
Sarah

Snap only 5000 mile limit though - enough for me, as I have another daily use car.

Was far cheapest for me aswel - about £230

This is why the forum for the respective car is so important to owners.

There are a lot of forums/clubs, including FCCUK, that have agreements in place with a specialist company and have therefore agreed a specialist policy for the vehicle in question, which in the majority of cases provides better cover beenfits than on an everyday policy as they have specifically negotiated this.

after just purchasing mine im still looking about best quote so far admiral for £1400

had a call from Neil Willies Insurance today to confirm a few things so fingers crossed for a better price

Footman james were great for me too 270 quid on their modern classic policy

I used Noel Dazeley, as although more expensive than Neil Willies, they offered unlimited mileage. Only £40 difference, although Neil Willies, did include breakdown as well.

Ross