DaveH911 said:I made a point of making sure the Mrs tried AIB at the time of renewal. She was quoted 300 quid a year more than Admiral (existing insurer) on our 997 turbo. Driving for 27 years, no points, no claims, parked in an alarmed brick garage. Not as competitive as we had hoped. :nooo:
I had been using the big-brand insurers seeking out the best price each year and had been with Admiral multi-car for past couple of years, so know how competitive their premiums are.
You may have done this, but it's worth comparing the policies closely. The policy I now have with AIB is clearly aimed at high-performance/high-value cars, most important for me was agreed value, free choice of repairers, option to waive the excess in lieu of a courtesy car, included uk/european breakdown and we are fully-comp when driving other cars.
More expensive for my 911, but better value for money to me. I added wife's Volvo too and it was pretty much the same premium as with Admiral multi-car for the Volvo, with all those added benefits.