Calling all Hummer Owners

Calling all Hummer Owners

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EvoJay

Original Poster:

128 posts

211 months

Sunday 4th May 2008
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Hey guys..im thinking of chopping in my sensible M3 for a yank tonka toy. Just wondering who your insured with? I cant seem to find insurers who want to take on a hummer H2.

Cheers

Jay

odyssey2200

18,650 posts

216 months

Sunday 4th May 2008
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Ask these guys to point you in the right direction

http://www.bauer-millett.com/controller.php

EvoJay

Original Poster:

128 posts

211 months

Sunday 4th May 2008
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Thanks smile

JulesV

1,800 posts

231 months

Sunday 4th May 2008
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Try A Plan or Adrian Flux. Both will insure American cars

51state

226 posts

203 months

Monday 5th May 2008
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MCE also do very good rates on H2s. Try to avoid anyone who wants Cat1 alarms, they seem to always drain batteries on Hummers.
Charles
51st state Autos

balls-out

3,667 posts

238 months

Tuesday 6th May 2008
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51state said:
MCE also do very good rates on H2s. Try to avoid anyone who wants Cat1 alarms, they seem to always drain batteries on Hummers.
Charles
51st state Autos
Your joking? the poor wittle humer-wummer's diddy battery can't cope with the drain from a nasty big alarm!
confused


Roo.

11,503 posts

214 months

Tuesday 6th May 2008
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Another here for A-Plan. Never been beaten.

dcl5ah

305 posts

248 months

Thursday 8th May 2008
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MCE made insuring my car painful, try Stevenage, A Plan or Flux.

51state

226 posts

203 months

Friday 9th May 2008
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Just taken in an amazing black supercharged 06/56 car if you would like details please email or call.
Thanks
Charles

Motorama

472 posts

225 months

Friday 9th May 2008
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dcl5ah said:
MCE made insuring my car painful, try Stevenage, A Plan or Flux.
I echo your comments about MCE, i wont be renewing with them next. They charged me £50 for a like for like vehicle change.

Good luck finding a Hummer

ZZR

913 posts

258 months

Friday 9th May 2008
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balls-out said:
51state said:
MCE also do very good rates on H2s. Try to avoid anyone who wants Cat1 alarms, they seem to always drain batteries on Hummers.
Charles
51st state Autos
Your joking? the poor wittle humer-wummer's diddy battery can't cope with the drain from a nasty big alarm!
confused
Flattened my Ram battery in 30 mins by just having the door open! Don't think the batteries are very high capacity on US motors, thinking of upgrading mine.