Which Insurance Companies?

[twiglove]

Hi, I'm new here, but I have been reading the threads for a while, I am importing my GT really soon and i would like some advice on which Insurance company to use...

Im 28 and the Gt will be my second car...

I will be able to provide more details if nec, but im just on my way out of the office...

Thanks in advance , hope to maybe see some of you at meets or blats taking place in the south..

Thanks again

Paul

[Twin Turbo]

A-Plan. No question.

Actually, if you do have any more questions, head on over to www.s197.co.uk (the UK's first 05+ Mustang forum)

[tinman0]

I'm with DirectLine at the moment, but they do require a 3rd party immobilser which will fry your new Mustang at some point.

[Twin Turbo]

Not yet, but I should be

[LuS1fer]

A-Plan. Generally cheapest by a country mile mfor most folk especially if modified and no requirement to hack the sh*t out of your electrics - the stock alarm will do them just fine.

Whatever you do, get the SVA electrics converted by a PROPER SVA conversion specialist as loads of these Mustangs are going down with fried junction boxes through poor wiring.

Edited by LuS1fer on Monday 18th February 20:00

[vaughan watkins]

A plan were very good for me at £420.00 (age 34 06 V6 with full business use and my wife) but wanted to take my no claims from another policy so i would then have to start again on one of my other cars, even though i have 2 other polcies one with 17 years and one with 11 years no claims as well as using a company vehicle for 17 years, so i tried a few others and Adrian Flux were £620, but when i said i have a corvette that i have had for 11 years the chap on the phone spoke with his boss and came back with £439, as i had experience of driving american cars and they would not take the no claims from another policy, so Adrian Flux it was.

[twiglove]

Thanks very much Guys, Some good information there... and as suggested the 2 best are A plan and Adrian flux, I think Direct line were the worst, as not only did they want me to install a Tracker, but they wanted 2 years NCB on top of that... but i am using my NCB on my other vehicle.... So if there are any other options please let me know... The search continues

Thanks again :-)

[tinman0]

twiglove said:

Thanks very much Guys, Some good information there... and as suggested the 2 best are A plan and Adrian flux, I think Direct line were the worst, as not only did they want me to install a Tracker, but they wanted 2 years NCB on top of that... but i am using my NCB on my other vehicle.... So if there are any other options please let me know... The search continues

Thanks again :-)

DirectLine want you to install a Tracker? Damn.......

I actually asked them if I could install a tracker rather than a second immobiliser and they said no, had to be an immobiliser.

[Mustang Baz]

One here for Adrian Flux - have insured my GT with them for 3 yrs now and always competitive and good to deal with. They also allow the application of a 25% discount arising from successful completion of a Ride Drive course which makes a considerable saving in the long term, plus gives some really good driver training.

[dunkie]

I have had issues getting my mustang insured even though I have 9 years no claims etc...

What I get for having a Manchester postcode I suppose

anyways these are the quotes I got to give you an idea of pricing :

Adrian Flux = 910
Footman James = 1300
A-Plan = 1270
Norwich Union = 1600
MCE = 770


I was told that an under-writer by the name of Sabre would cover me for 610 but I couldnt find a broker who dealt with them.


I am going with the MCE Insurance, underwritten by Chaucer, at 770 which includes recovery and legal gubbins.


Which in all honesty I am happy with as my cooper JCW is 550.

hope the figures help someone!

[Penguin]

dunkie said:

I have had issues getting my mustang insured even though I have 9 years no claims etc...

What I get for having a Manchester postcode I suppose

anyways these are the quotes I got to give you an idea of pricing :

Adrian Flux = 910
Footman James = 1300
A-Plan = 1270
Norwich Union = 1600
MCE = 770


I was told that an under-writer by the name of Sabre would cover me for 610 but I couldnt find a broker who dealt with them.


I am going with the MCE Insurance, underwritten by Chaucer, at 770 which includes recovery and legal gubbins.


Which in all honesty I am happy with as my cooper JCW is 550.

hope the figures help someone!

Hi I would recommend MCE too! I know from good experience they are very good for american cars...

[Twin Turbo]

Penguin said:

Hi I would recommend MCE too! I know from good experience they are very good for american cars...

Just don't EVER change any policy details......chances are they won't get it right. I'd hate to have to make a claim with them.

[Hybrids]

Twin Turbo said:

Penguin said:

Hi I would recommend MCE too! I know from good experience they are very good for american cars...

Just don't EVER change any policy details......chances are they won't get it right. I'd hate to have to make a claim with them.

And then charge you £25 for the privalidge of changing any details, I won't use them again.